Supreme Court of India
Jagvir Singh and Ors. v. State(delhi Admn.)
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Practice and Procedure: f c Concession with regard to conviction-Judgment of High Court mentioning that counsel for accused did not question conviction recorded by trial court but addressed the court on sentence only-However, sentence not found disproportionate-Plea that no instruction was g_iven by accused not to question the conviction before the High Court-Held: The only course qpen was to move the High Court-It is not open to contend before Supreme ·rt Court to the contrary-Interference in the matter declined-However, if any ,. motion is made before High Court, the same would be
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