Supreme Court of India
Mohan Mali & Anr. v. State of M.P.
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Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2000: 8 c ss. 7- , 15 and 64 rlw r.98 - Juvenile tried along with adults, convicted and sentenced to imprisonment for life - Claim regarding juvenility in appeal before Supreme Court - HELD: Section 7- allows a claim of juvenility to be raised before any court at any stage even after final disposal of the case and speaks of the procedure which the court is required to adopt when such claim of juvenility is raised - Upon due verification, it was confirmed on behalf of the State that appellant No. 2 was a juvenile on the date of commission
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