Supreme Court of India
C.A. Pious v. The State of Kerala and Anr.
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Kera/a Prison Rules, 1958-r. 225 (2) and 461-Release on probation- Of convict of life imprisonment-Denial of-On ground that he has not undergone custodial sentence of 8 years as per the Rules-Claim of the convict for treating period of study leave as sentence undergone-Rejection of release confirmed by Courts below-On appeal, held: Release on probation was rightly denied-Study leave period cannot be treated as the sentence undergone-The cas~ of the convict can be considered in accordance with law, as and when he suffers actual custody of more than eight years-Code of Criminal Procedure,
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