Supreme Court of India
Ambika Mandal v. The State of Bihar (now Jharkhand)
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Administration of Criminal Justice: Disposal of appeal of accused without his being represented - Held: The accused had no· notice of transfer c of his appeal· and when the matter was taken up by High Court, there was no representation - Judgment of High Court set aside and matter remitted to it for disposal afresh 0 expeditiously - Practice and Procedure . ..J The appellant-accused was convicted and sentenced 1- by the trial Court u/ss.304- , 306 IPC and s.4 of Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961. The appeal was dismissed by the High Court. The accused filed the instant appeal primarily on the
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