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..... 41. another notable challenge to the death penalty was considered by the supreme court in the judgment reported at (1979) 3 scc646 rajendra prasad v. state of uttar pradesh. writing for the bench, justice krishna iyer in para 7 cautioned that guided missiles, with lethal potential, in unguided hands, even judicial, is a grave risk where ..... the punishment for other convictions including two life sentences, shall run consecutively. (ref. : (2013) 3 scc52: (2013) 2 scale505 sanaullah khan v. state of bihar wherein two life sentences stood imposed.) the court is thereby able to ensure adequacy of the punishment for grievous offences.234. to conclude, therefore, so far as sentencing ..... rajesh mahajan, learned additional standing counsel for the state which has been reported at (2013) 3 scc52: (2013) 2 scale505 sanaullah khan v. state of bihar. in this case, the appellant was found culpable for three offences of murder and was sentenced to death by the trial court. the supreme court however, found .....
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..... 41. another notable challenge to the death penalty was considered by the supreme court in the judgment reported at (1979) 3 scc646 rajendra prasad v. state of uttar pradesh. writing for the bench, justice krishna iyer in para 7 cautioned that guided missiles, with lethal potential, in unguided hands, even judicial, is a grave risk where ..... the punishment for other convictions including two life sentences, shall run consecutively. (ref. : (2013) 3 scc52: (2013) 2 scale505 sanaullah khan v. state of bihar wherein two life sentences stood imposed.) the court is thereby able to ensure adequacy of the punishment for grievous offences.234. to conclude, therefore, so far as sentencing ..... rajesh mahajan, learned additional standing counsel for the state which has been reported at (2013) 3 scc52: (2013) 2 scale505 sanaullah khan v. state of bihar. in this case, the appellant was found culpable for three offences of murder and was sentenced to death by the trial court. the supreme court however, found .....
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..... 41. another notable challenge to the death penalty was considered by the supreme court in the judgment reported at (1979) 3 scc646 rajendra prasad v. state of uttar pradesh. writing for the bench, justice krishna iyer in para 7 cautioned that guided missiles, with lethal potential, in unguided hands, even judicial, is a grave risk where ..... the punishment for other convictions including two life sentences, shall run consecutively. (ref. : (2013) 3 scc52: (2013) 2 scale505 sanaullah khan v. state of bihar wherein two life sentences stood imposed.) the court is thereby able to ensure adequacy of the punishment for grievous offences.234. to conclude, therefore, so far as sentencing ..... rajesh mahajan, learned additional standing counsel for the state which has been reported at (2013) 3 scc52: (2013) 2 scale505 sanaullah khan v. state of bihar. in this case, the appellant was found culpable for three offences of murder and was sentenced to death by the trial court. the supreme court however, found .....
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..... 41. another notable challenge to the death penalty was considered by the supreme court in the judgment reported at (1979) 3 scc646 rajendra prasad v. state of uttar pradesh. writing for the bench, justice krishna iyer in para 7 cautioned that guided missiles, with lethal potential, in unguided hands, even judicial, is a grave risk where ..... the punishment for other convictions including two life sentences, shall run consecutively. (ref. : (2013) 3 scc52: (2013) 2 scale505 sanaullah khan v. state of bihar wherein two life sentences stood imposed.) the court is thereby able to ensure adequacy of the punishment for grievous offences.234. to conclude, therefore, so far as sentencing ..... rajesh mahajan, learned additional standing counsel for the state which has been reported at (2013) 3 scc52: (2013) 2 scale505 sanaullah khan v. state of bihar. in this case, the appellant was found culpable for three offences of murder and was sentenced to death by the trial court. the supreme court however, found .....
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..... 41. another notable challenge to the death penalty was considered by the supreme court in the judgment reported at (1979) 3 scc646 rajendra prasad v. state of uttar pradesh. writing for the bench, justice krishna iyer in para 7 cautioned that guided missiles, with lethal potential, in unguided hands, even judicial, is a grave risk where ..... the punishment for other convictions including two life sentences, shall run consecutively. (ref. : (2013) 3 scc52: (2013) 2 scale505 sanaullah khan v. state of bihar wherein two life sentences stood imposed.) the court is thereby able to ensure adequacy of the punishment for grievous offences.234. to conclude, therefore, so far as sentencing ..... rajesh mahajan, learned additional standing counsel for the state which has been reported at (2013) 3 scc52: (2013) 2 scale505 sanaullah khan v. state of bihar. in this case, the appellant was found culpable for three offences of murder and was sentenced to death by the trial court. the supreme court however, found .....
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..... be the reincarnation of channabasaveshwara, the lingayath saint but declared himself as jagadguru channabasaveshwara with an intention to establish contact with lingayaths in the states of karnataka, andhra pradesh, goa and maharashtra. his main object was to convert persons following other religions to islam so that he could become the jagadguru and rule entire india and ..... vs emperor, reported in air 1946 all 15. 214. after referring to the earlier decisions, a constitution bench of the apex court in haricharan kurmi vs state of bihar reported in 1964 (6) scr 623 observed thus: "in dealing with a case against an accused person, the court cannot start with the confession of co-accused person ..... existence of the conspiracy but also for proving that the other person was a party to it. 62. the patna high court in the case of state of bihar v. paramhans reported in 1986 pat ljr 688 held that conspiracy can be proved by circumstances and other materials. it states thus: "to establish a charge of .....
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..... 1957-77 show that the supreme court invariably spent less than the sum it received under the head grant allocated and other receipts . as regards the judiciary in uttar pradesh, figures for the years 1961-62 to 1978-79 also showed that the income earned by the courts (from judicial stamps and fees on writs, vakalatnama etc.) ..... the right to access to courts includes the right to legal aid and engaging counsel.635. in (1980) 1 scc81 hussainara khatoon v. home secy.,state of bihar, the supreme court pointed out that article 39a comprises the right to free legal services, and that this right is an inalienable element of reasonable, fair and just ..... procedure.262. in kaiser-i-hind (supra), the court referred upon the judgment reported at (1983) 4 scc45 m/s hoechst pharmaceutical limited & ors. v. state of bihar & ors. and (1986) 4 scc51 bharat sevashram sangh v. state of gujarat and concluded that the court could ascertain whether assent was qua repugnancy between state legislation and earlier .....
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..... 1957-77 show that the supreme court invariably spent less than the sum it received under the head grant allocated and other receipts . as regards the judiciary in uttar pradesh, figures for the years 1961-62 to 1978-79 also showed that the income earned by the courts (from judicial stamps and fees on writs, vakalatnama etc.) ..... the right to access to courts includes the right to legal aid and engaging counsel.635. in (1980) 1 scc81 hussainara khatoon v. home secy.,state of bihar, the supreme court pointed out that article 39a comprises the right to free legal services, and that this right is an inalienable element of reasonable, fair and just ..... procedure.262. in kaiser-i-hind (supra), the court referred upon the judgment reported at (1983) 4 scc45 m/s hoechst pharmaceutical limited & ors. v. state of bihar & ors. and (1986) 4 scc51 bharat sevashram sangh v. state of gujarat and concluded that the court could ascertain whether assent was qua repugnancy between state legislation and earlier .....
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..... gujarat, malvan, achra-ratnagiri in maharashtra, karwar and coondapur in karnataka, vembanad in kerala, gulf of munnar in tamil nadu, bhaitarkanika in orissa, coringa, east godavari and krishna in andhra pradesh shall be declared as critical vulnerable coastal areas (cvca) through a process of consultation with local fisher and other communities inhabiting the area and depend on its resources for their ..... to declare further areas from time to time. the words "such as" are used in the 1991 notification. the apex court in the decision rendered, no doubt under the andhra pradesh general sales tax act, 1957, held, inter alia, as follows: "so far as the words "such as" is concerned, there is no dispute that they are meant to be illustrative .....
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..... one of its most essential ingredients and forfeits its claim to be termed a judgment in the eye of law. 15) in surendra singh & ors. vs. state of uttar pradesh air 195.sc 194.this court has interpreted the word judgment . the following conclusion is relevant which reads as under:- 10. in our opinion, a judgment within the ..... and ineffective. it was not curable under section 537 of the criminal procedure code. some observations made by the supreme court in willie (william) slaney v. state of madhya pradesh, air 195.sc 116.were quoted to say that ".the complainant is entitled to knot why his complaint has been dismissed with a view to consider an approach to ..... with the particular crime, but also give due consideration to the circumstances of the criminal. 38) in allauddin mian & ors. sharif mian & anr. vs. state of bihar, air 198.sc 1456.this court observed: 10 ..the said provision therefore satisfies a dual purpose; it satisfies the rule of natural justice by according to the accused an .....
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