Supreme Court of India
Sudesh Kumar v. State of Uttarakhand
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Probation of Offenders Act, 1958: + s. 6 - Date of applicability- Whether is date of imposition c of punishment or is the date of commission of offence - Held: Per Thakkar, J: Question left open - Per Naolekar J: Held: It is date of imposition of punishment by trial court and not the date of commission of offence. s. 6 - Claim of benefit under- On the ground that on the date of commission of offence the accused was below 21 years of age - Held: By the court-- Accused not entitled to the benefit - Per Thakker, J. - In the facts of the case accused failed to prove that he was less than 21 years
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