Supreme Court of India
Indrajeet Yadav v. Santosh Singh and Anr.
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Practice and Procedure – Pronouncement of final orders without a reasoned judgment, deprecated – High Court while allowing appeals of the accused pronounced the operative portion of the order and set aside the judgment and order of conviction passed by the trial court and directed the accused who was in jail to be released, but a reasoned judgment and order was pronounced after approximately five months – On appeal, held: Despite strong observations made by Supreme Court as far as back in the year 1984 and thereafter repeatedly reiterated, still the practice of pronouncing only the operative…
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