Supreme Court of India
Anilari v. State of West Bengal
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 - s. 389 - Suspension of sentence pending appeal - Essential ingredients for - Explained - On facts, conviction and sentence u/s. 342, 302 and 201 rlw s. 34 /PC - Application for suspension of sentence - Rejection of, by High Court - On appeal, held: Appellate court is duty bound to objectively assess the matter and record reasons in writing for ordering suspension of sentence - Fact that accused on bail during trial and no allegation of misuse of liberty, not of much significance - Considering that accused is 70 years old and in jail for one year, accused to
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