Supreme Court of India
State of Rajasthan v. Mohammad Muslim Tagala
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s.433 - Power of appropriate government to commute sentence - Conviction by trial court u/ss.363, 366A, 376 - Respondent-convict's case not argued on merits in High Court - Only plea on behalf of convict that the concerned authorities be directed to give benefit of s.433 - Public Prosecutor did not oppose the said prayer - High Court directed concerned authorities to give o benefit of s.433 to the convict and dispose of the appeal - Challenged on the ground that the offence committed by the convict was grave and therefore, High Court erred in giving a
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