Supreme Court of India

Satvir Singh v. Baldeva & Ors.

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Decided 24 April 1996

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JUDGMENT: O R R This review petition and other miscellaneous applications in connection with the review petition have been filed out of time. It has been filed by Satbir Singh, the maternal grand-father of PW6 Satish, seeking for review of the judgment passed in Crl. Appeal No.650 of 1995. In our view, the review application is not maintainable. In Simranjit Singh Mann vs. Union of India (1992 (4) SCC 653), this Court has held that a third party has no locus standi to challenge the conviction and sentence awarded to certain convicts even on the averments of violation of their fundamental…

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