Nonobstante clause – Statutory Interpretation
Criminal trial Interpretation of Statutes - Statutory Interpretation - Settled principle of statutory interpretation that a clause or a Section ...
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Tag: Double Jeopardy
Where an act or an omission constitutes for an offence under two enactments the offender may be punished under either or both enactment but was not liable to be punished twice for the same offence.
Criminal trial IPC, Section 420, 408, 379 - Information Technology Act, 2000 Section 66 - if the special enactment in ...
Double Jeopardy
The expressions ‘the same offence’, ‘substantially the same offence’, ‘in effect the same offence’ or ‘practically the same’, have not ...
