Supreme Court of India
Republic of Italy & Ors. v. Union of India & Ors.
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International Law - Incident of killing of two fishermen by c two marines of Italy - At the distance of 20.5 nautical miles from the Indian sea-coast, off the coastline of the State of Kera/a - Initiation of Criminal proceedings against the marines by the Sate of Kera/a - Writ Petition by Republic of Italy and SLP by the two marines questioning the jurisdiction of Republic of India and the State of Kera/a to investigate and try the case - Supreme Court disposed of the Petitions holding that the State of Kera/a had no jurisdiction to investigate and try the case and Union of India had
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