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Sharad Hiru Kolambe vs The State Of Maharashtra on 20 September, 2018

On being specifically asked, learned counsel for the CBI has fairly stated that both decisions rendered in the case of Sharad Hiru Kolambe (Supra) and Vicky Alias Vikas (Supra) arise from the judgments passed by the High Court affirming conviction of the concerned appellant. Those decisions have not been rendered in the context of exercise of power under section 389(1) of the Cr. P.C which is the power of the Court to suspend the sentence during pendency of the appeal. However, he reiterates that the principles laid down under section 30(1) Clause (3) to the proviso and section 427 of the Cr. P.C do mandate that sentences imposed upon the appellant are to run consecutively and not concurrently. Therefore, appellant should not be treated to have completed half of the custody on completion of 42 months only. Therefore, his prayer for bail may be rejected.
Supreme Court of India Cites 29 - Cited by 14 - U U Lalit - Full Document

Vikas Alias Vicky Alias Ponga vs State Govt Of Nct Of Delhi on 30 January, 2015

On being specifically asked, learned counsel for the CBI has fairly stated that both decisions rendered in the case of Sharad Hiru Kolambe (Supra) and Vicky Alias Vikas (Supra) arise from the judgments passed by the High Court affirming conviction of the concerned appellant. Those decisions have not been rendered in the context of exercise of power under section 389(1) of the Cr. P.C which is the power of the Court to suspend the sentence during pendency of the appeal. However, he reiterates that the principles laid down under section 30(1) Clause (3) to the proviso and section 427 of the Cr. P.C do mandate that sentences imposed upon the appellant are to run consecutively and not concurrently. Therefore, appellant should not be treated to have completed half of the custody on completion of 42 months only. Therefore, his prayer for bail may be rejected.
Delhi High Court Cites 24 - Cited by 5 - G S Sistani - Full Document
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