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principle that wherever the accused is convicted for two different transactions under two different enactments at two different points of time, then the court ... held that when two convictions and sentences are passed against accused by two different courts and orders have become final, on an application by accused

where a person is convicted at one trial for two or more offences then it is a discretion of the Court to provide that ... will run either consecutively or concurrently. 10. He further submitted that in the instant case, the applicant was convicted in two separate cases and therefore