Supreme Court of India
Gaurav Kumar @ Monu v. The State of Haryana
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We are of the view that it shall be appropriate that the High Court be requested to consider the question of juvenility of the appellant afresh before proceeding to decide the appeal. 381.
Judgment, page 9
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Juvenile Justice (Car e and Pr otection of Childr en) Rules, 2007 – r .12 – Juvenile, on the date of occur rence – Determination of – Applicability of r . 12 of the 2007 Rules – Held: Date of occurrence of the incident was 23/24.05.2000 on which date Rules 2007 were not enfor ced – Even on the date when the Sessions Judge submitted his r eport dated 08.05.2003 after holding inquir y, Rule 2007 was not in force – Rule 100 of 2007 Rules repealed the earlier Rule-2001 Rules – Thus, the r elevant Rule occupying the field in the instant case wer e 2001 Rules – Rule 12 of 2007 Rules is not
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