Supreme Court of India
Atul Manubhai Parekh v. Central Bureau of Investigation
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 - s. 428 - Benefit of set-off - For the period of detention or imprisonment, c undergone by the accused in another case - Held: Period to be set-off relates only to pre-conviction detention, and not to imprisonment on conviction - In case of s. 428, question of ,. merger does not arise - Period of set-off is in respect of each ' separate case. ' .i The question for consideration in the present cases ~ was whether a person, who has been convicted in several .. cases and has suffered detention or imprisonment in ~ connection therewith, would be entitled to the
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