Supreme Court of India
Eliamma & Anr. v. St Ate of Karnat Aka
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CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, 1973: s. 360 - Release of accused on probation - Convicted u/ss 304 (part II) and 201134 /PC - Plea for release of accused c u/s 360 of the Code - HELD: Effect, relevance and applicability of s. 360 not considered by courts below - Matter remitted to trial court for consideration if benefit of s. 360 can 0 be extended to accused - Penal Code, 1860 - ss. 304 (part II) and 201134. In the instant appeal arising out of the conviction u/ ss 304 (part II) and 201/34, the accused-appellants, while challenging the conviction on merits, alternatively pleaded that they were
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