Supreme Court of India
Mukarrab Etc. v. State of U.P.
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Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2000 - s. 7 - Claim of juvenility by the appellants - Admissibility and reliability of medical opinion - Appellants involved in many cases for various offences - Instant incident occurred in 1994 - Conviction of appellants along with others u/s. 3021149 ands. 148 and sentenced accordingly -·Claim of juvenility raised by the appellants for the first time before Supreme Court - On direction of Supreme Court, report submitted by the trial court that the appellants were major on the date of the incident - On perusal thereof. issuance of
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