Supreme Court of India
Babla @ Dinesh v. State of Uttarakhand
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We hold that the appellant was juvenile, as envisaged under the Act and the Rules framed thereunder, on the date of commission of the offence.
Judgment, page 7
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JUVENILE JUSTICE (CARE AND PROTECTION OF CHILDREN) ACT 2000: ss. 2(k) and 15 - Plea of juvenility - Held: Can be raised even before Supreme Court for the first time - The report of Addi. Sessions Judge concluding that the appellant was aged about 10-15 years on the date of commission of the offence c (i.e. 1.12.1991) is accepted -Appellant is, thus, juvenile within 0 the expression uls 2(h) of 1986 Act and s. 2(k) of 2000 Act - Appellant has undergone the actual period of more than 3 years out of the maximum period prescribed u/s 15 - While sustaining the conviction, the sentence awarded to
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