Supreme Court of India
National Capital Territory of Delhi & Anr. v. Umesh Kumar
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What the Court ordered
We are of the considered view that interest of justice would be best served if the orders passed by this Court staying op- ,__ eration of the High Court's order are continued ti!I the dis- H posal of the Appeal by the High Court.
Judgment, page 3
From the headnote
ARMS ACT, 1959 '- ' S. 17(3) - Cancellation of fire-arm licence - On the c ground of applicant being involved in a criminal case for of- fences ulss.:)02, 307 rlw s.34 IPC and ss.25,27 and 54 of Arms Act - Cancellation upheld by Lieutenant Governor - High Court, in writ petition, setting aside the cancellation order hold- ing that conviction of applicant has been set aside - Opera- j.- tion of order of High Court stayed by Supreme Court - Order of conviction of applicant pending consideration in criminal ' appeal before High Court - Held: Orders staying operation ~ ~ of High Court's order to
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