Supreme Court of India

Dr. Raghubir Sharan v. The State of Bihar

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Bench K. Subba Rao, Raghubar Dayal and J. R. Mudholkar JJ.
Decided 14 March 1963

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For these reasons we dismiss the appeal.

Judgment, concluding paragraph of Mudholkar J.'s judgment, p. 363

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Criminal Trial—Revision application to High Court for expunging remarks from judgment of Lower Court—Extent of inherent power of High Court—Jurisdiction taken to be exercised—Code of Criminal Procedure (Act V of 1898), s. 561A. In a criminal case pending in the court of a Munsif Magistrate, two accused persons moved a bail application on the ground of serious illness in jail. The Magistrate called upon the appellant, who was at that time a Civil Assistant Surgeon and also Superintendent of the Sub-Jail, to submit a medical report.…

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