Supreme Court of India
Ram Abhilakh v. State of U.P. & Ors.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s.397-Revision Petition filed challenging conviction under s.494, I PC-When matter called, petitioner's counsel failed to appear-Dismissal of revision petition by High Court-Propriety of-Held, not proper as petitioner had been diligently pursuing the remedy for five years-Also circumstances due to which counsel could not appear, duly explained-Pe1:al Code, 1860- s.494. Respondent No.2 alleged that her husband, Appellant, had .married for a second time while his marriage with Respondent No.2 was still subsisting and thereby committed offence punishable under
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