Supreme Court of India
Gajraj Yadav v. Rajendra Singh @ Deena & Ors.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973; S. 389: c Suspension of sentence, pending appeal - Power of appellate Court - Held: It is necessary for the appellate Court to consider as to whether reasons existed justifying suspension of sentence - In the instant case, High Court did not keep in view the correct principle of law while ordering suspension and granting bail to accusec/ - Hence, impugned ~' ( ,, . ~ order unsustainable ·and set aside - Penal Code, '1860 - S. 148, S. 325 rlw. s.149, S. 324 rlw s.149, S.323 rlw s.149, S.427, S.455 r/w s.149 and S.302 rlw. s.149- Sentence. Respondents, accused
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