Supreme Court of India
Ramesh Chilwal @ Bombayya v. State of Uttarakhand
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Sentence/Sentencing: Conviction of accused-appellants under i) s.302 /PC alongwith life imprisonment; ii) s.213 of the Gangsters Act a/ongwith 10 years rigorous imprisonment and iii) s. 27 of the Arms Act a/ongwith 7 years rigorous imprisonment - Conviction affirmed by both High Court and Supreme Court - Clarification given by Supreme Court as regards the sentencing part - Held: Considering the fact that the trial court had awarded life sentence for offence u/s.302, /PC; in view of s.31, Cr.P. ., all the sentences imposed under the /PC, Gangsters Act and Arms Act would run concurrently - Code
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