Supreme Court of India
Bachan Singh v. Union of India & Ors.
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I Army Act, 1950 - ss. 63 and 109 - Court On a/legation c of crossing international border- Delinquent official held guilty and sentenced to two years imprisonment - Also dismissed from service - Sentence confirmed - Single Judge of High Court under writ jurisdiction set aside the court martial - Divi sion Bench of High Court set aside order of Single Judge - 0 On appeal, held: There was no illegality or irregularity in the General Court Martial - It was fairly and properly conducted in r accordance with law by competent authority - Single Judge of High Court was not right in minutely
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