Supreme Court of India
Saquib Abdul Hameed Nachan v. State of Maharashtra
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In view of the foregoing reasons, Criminal Appeal Nos.' 419-421 of 2008 are allowed on the above terms.
Judgment, page 16
From the headnote
Prevention of Terrorism Act, 2002: s.32 - Confession/ statement made u/s.32 by an accused person - Admissibility of, against other co-accused - Held: Not admissible. Reference to larger bench: Questions referred to larger 'bench - After answering the questions, adjudication of matter on merits by larger bench - Held: Generally, there is no bar in deciding and considering the merits of the matter referred 0 to the larger bench - However, after answering the reference by the larger Bench, it is for the reference court to decide the issue on merits on the basis of the answers given by the larger
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