Supreme Court of India
Ashiq Hussain Faktoo v. Union of India & Ors.
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Constitution of India - Art. 32 - Conviction and sentence of life imprisonment by Supreme Court in appeal u/s.3 of TADA Act and s.302 rlw. s.J 20B !PC- Review petition dismissed- Writ petition filed by convict u!Art. 32 of the Constitution seeking interference with the order of conviction and sentence on the principle of ex debito justitiae - Maintainability - Held: The present writ petition ul Art. 32 does not fit into any of the permissible categories of post conviction exercises permissible in law as laid down by Supreme Court - Merely because in the comprehension of the writ petitioner
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