Supreme Court of India
Tutul Kumar! Sen v. State of Jharkhand & Anr.
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Judgment/Order: Non reasoned order - Chargesheet - Prayer for discharge in terms of s.227 CrPC, not accepted by the trial court - Revision - High Court held that trial court erred in refusing to discharge the accused - Challenged - Held: c The order of High Court was unreasoned -Absence of reasons 1 rendered the order unsustainable - Principles of natural ;ustice. ; Prosecution case was that the accused-respondent ..,, 2 committed rape of appellant-informant. After investi- gation, police submitted charge sheet. The application for discharge was filed primarily on the ground that age of - the
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