additional obligation to direct whether the sentences
awarded would run concurrently or consecutively. This aspect of
criminal jurisprudence has been statutorily recognized in Indian
Criminal ... Indian Penal Code.
In terms of Section 31(2) of the Code wherever the Court
awards consecutive sentences, it shall not be necessary
compoundable. It provides
for maximum two years of imprisonment and if the petitioner is
made to undergo sentences consecutively in all the four cases,
then ... following terms:
"It is clear from these judgments (supra), that
though the Court has discretion to covert
consecutive sentences into concurrent when two
different
Hissar in the above
two categories and that awarded in complaint case
No.331-II/97 shall run consecutively in terms of
Section
Hissar in the above
two categories and that awarded in complaint case
No.331-II/97 shall run consecutively in terms of
Section
Hissar in the above
two categories and that awarded in complaint case
No.331-II/97 shall run consecutively in terms of
Section
Hissar in the above
two categories and that awarded in complaint case
No.331-II/97 shall run consecutively in terms of
Section
Hissar in the above
two categories and that awarded in complaint case
No.331-II/97 shall run consecutively in terms of
Section
life is sentenced on a subsequent conviction to imprisonment for a term or
imprisonment for life, the subsequent sentence shall run concurrently with
such previous ... general rule, sub- section 1 of it provides that sentences shall run
consecutively but the last sentence, after a word "unless" provides
that
Ashutosh Sharma S/O Sh. Meghnath Sharma vs State Of Rajasthan on 11 March, 2022
that
the discretion vested in the Court for a direction in
terms of Section 427 can and ought to be exercised
having regard ... sentences. If a given transaction
constitutes two offences under two enactments,
generally, it is wrong to have consecutive
sentences. It is proper and legitimate
