Supreme Court of India
Shaikh Ansar Ahmad Md. Husain v. The State of Maharashtra & Ors.
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Judgment/Order: Reasoned judgment – Requirment to give reasons in the judgment/order – Grievance of the appellants is that the reasoning for the impugned judgment was given and published long after its operative portion was pronounced – The operative portion of the judgment was pronounced on 27.06.2019 – The reasons were published on 05.10.2020 – Held: High Court’s conduct in not furnishing reasons, either at the time of pronouncement of the operative part of the judgment, or before the commencement of the next working day (of the court) strongly deprecated – Judicial deprecation.
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