Supreme Court of India
Ravinder Singh v. State of Himachal Pradesh
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Sentence/sentencing: Imposition of sentence under ex post facto law - Held: In criminal proceeding, conviction and c sentence under the ex post facto law is prohibited - Sentence imposable on completion of trial would bi9 the sentence imposable on the date of commission of offence - r''l facts, seizure of 5 bottles of illicit liquor- Conviction uls.61(1)(a) and sentence for 6 months - During relevant period, no minimum 0 sentence was imposable uls.61(1)(a) - Considering the quantity of illicit liquor seized and passage of time, conviction is upheld and sentence is restricted to one aln9ady…
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