Dhako Singh And Ors. vs Emperor on 15 July, 1920
In the case referred to above Dhako Singh v. Emperor 58 Ind. Cas. 243 : M.L.T. 498 : 21 Cr.L.J. 973, the question arose as to whether the conviction of the petitioner in that case was bad in law on account of two counter cases being tried simultaneously and his Lordship held that the mere fact of two cases being tried simultaneously would not justify the setting aside of the conviction, but if the petitioner could show any prejudice on account of the simultaneous trial of two cases then he would be entitled to a setting aside of the conviction.