Supreme Court of India
Prithvi Raj and Ors. v. Kamlesh Kumar and Anr.
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Probation of Offenders Act, 1958: Section II (2)! Appeal and revision-Right to prefer-Held: The right to prefer an appeal is not confined only to the convicted person or the State-The complainant can also prefer an appeal questioning the propriety of the order passed under Ss. 3 or 4. Appeal and revision-Interference with-Scope and limit of-Powers of appellate court-Held: Only the propriety and order passed under Ss. 3 or 4 could be dealt with by the appellate court-There is no scope of altering the nature of the offence an or directing that the accused should be convicted for another…
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