Supreme Court of India
Kumari Shaima Jafari v. Irphan @ Gulfam and Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950: c Art. 136 - Petition for special leave to appeal, by complainant challenging order of High Court dismissing Government Appeal by a cryptic order - Held: Regard being had to the essential constitutional concept of jurisdiction under Art. 136, the application for permission to file the special leave petition is allowed and the applicant is permitted to prosecute the same. Appeal: Criminal appeal - Government Appeal dismissed by High Court without ascribing reasons - Held: The deliberation by High Court while exercising criminal appellate jurisdiction has to be
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