The State Of Maharashtra vs Nisar Ramzan Sayyed on 7 April, 2017
sentence should be awarded. A life is at stake subject to human
error and discrepancies and therefore the doctrine of ‘rarest of rare
cases’, which
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Baskaran And Ravichandran vs The State Represented By The Inspector ... on 9 November, 2006
commencing from 2004 onwards. Therefore there is a possibility of a human error in remembering facts - which may not have a real bearing
Roop Singh Pandey And Ors.(3) (In Jail) vs The State Of U.P. on 29 February, 2016
police station to lodge the FIR it was only human error on the part of the prosecutor that before putting the question as to when
Bimal Subba Alias Bijay Subba vs State Of Sikkim on 24 June, 2020
Bimal Subba Alias Bijay Subba vs State Of Sikkim on 24 June, 2020
Author: Meenakshi
The State Of Maharashtra vs Jahangir Babu Fakir And Ors on 12 October, 2021
also submitted by Ms. Mulekar that some discrepancies
and human error might have been crept into the medical
certificates, which cannot be termed
Baljeet Singh & Anr. vs State on 26 September, 2014
Baljeet Singh & Anr. vs State on 26 September, 2014
Author: Kailash Gambhir
Bench: Kailash
Vijay Singh vs State Of Uttar Pradesh on 26 May, 2017
Vijay Singh vs State Of Uttar Pradesh on 26 May, 2017
Author: Ajai Lamba
Bench
Awadhesh And Others vs State Of U.P. on 20 May, 2020
inquest report was not correct and that could be due to human error and sheer inadvertence and oversight. In the end of the signature ... column No. 3 of the inquest report was a human error and it was corrected by the Investigating Officer while signing the inquest report. After
Arumugam vs State Through on 28 March, 2019
sentence should be awarded. A life is at stake
subject to human error and discrepancies and therefore, the doctrine
of "rarest of rare cases