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Rahul Kumar vs The State Of Bihar on 18 February, 2026 Author: Anshuman Bench: Anshuman

Rahul Kumar vs The State Of Bihar on 17 February, 2026 Author: Anshuman Bench: Anshuman

resulted in blatant miscarriage of justice. Said defect was not curable defect and it was nothing but patent illegality vitiating trial of accused

resulted in blatant miscarriage of justice. Said defect was not curable defect and it was nothing but patent illegality vitiating trial of accused

resulted in blatant miscarriage of justice. Said defect was not curable defect and it was nothing but patent illegality vitiating trial of accused

resulted in blatant miscarriage of justice. Said defect was not curable defect and it was nothing but patent illegality vitiating trial of accused

resulted in blatant miscarriage of justice. Said defect was not curable defect and it was nothing but patent illegality vitiating trial of accused

accused does not result in failure of justice, it becomes a curable defect. However, while deciding whether the defect can be cured ... from the date of the incident; (vi) In case such irregularity is curable, even the appellate court can question the accused on the material circumstance

accused does not result in failure of justice, it becomes a curable defect. However, while deciding whether the defect can be cured ... from the date of the incident; (vi) In case such irregularity is curable, even the appellate court can question the accused on the material circumstance

does not result in a failure of justice, it becomes a curable defect. However, while deciding whether the defect can be cured ... reads thus:- "21. Even assuming that the defect or irregularity was curable, the question is whether today, the appellant- accused can be called upon