Supreme Court of India
Arun Kumar v. The State of Bihar and Anr.
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Trial: Juvenile trial - Sessions Judge held that accused was not juvenile- Rejected his application seeking triafby Juvenile c Justice Board - High Court allpwed the application - On appeal, held: High Court failed to notice that at the time of framing charges, age of accused was recorded as major - Also difference in names in the documents produced by ~ accused not explained by accused - High Court erred in allowing the application without giving reasons as to how the conclusions of trial Court suffered from any infirmity - Matter. remitted to High Court for fresh consideration.
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