Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Ors. v. Anand Singh Bisht
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Border Seciuity Force Act, 1968 & Rules/Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: Rule 39/Sections 5, 428--Border Security Force/Naik injuring a cadet-Tlied under Border Seculity Force Act and convicted for an offence under S. 307 IPC and Sentenced to one year R.1.-Approaching High Court for set off under Section 428 Cr.P. . of one year R.I, against pre-trial detention-High Court ordeling his release from detention-On appeal, held there is absolutely no scope for invoking the aid of S. 428 Cr.P. . in respect of plisoners convicted by Cowt Ma1tial-In the facts of the case sentence reduced to the…
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