Supreme Court of India
Ms.s. v. Sunil Kumar and Anr.
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Abatement- Of-appeal- Supreme Court by judgment dated April 10, 2015 had convicted respondent No. 1/accused uls. 376(1) /PC directing to take him into custody- Later the Court was informed that the accused had already died on October 14, 2012- Held: The factum of death of the accused was not within the knowledge of the Court at the time when the judgment dated April 10, 2015 was passed - The same o cannot be given effect to - Therefore, the judgment dated April 1 o, 2015 is recalled, dismissing the appeal for having become abated - Judgment - Recalling of - Penal Code, 1860-s.376(1). CRIMINAL
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