Breaking SUPREME COURT REAFFIRMS PUBLIC DOMAIN PROTECTION FOR DIGITAL LAWS
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Supreme Court of India 2016-05-03 dismissed

State of Karnataka vs Srinivasa etc

Bench: 1 — 1

In Brief

The State of Karnataka had filed criminal appeals against Srinivasa and others. During pendency of one appeal (Criminal Appeal No. 1497 of 2013), the sole respondent died. The High Court submitted a report and death certificate confirming the death. The Supreme Court held that the appeal abates when the sole respondent dies. Accordingly, Criminal Appeal No. 1497 of 2013 was abated and dismissed. No substantive legal issue was decided on merits."> </invoke>

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Criminal Procedure Abatement Death of Party

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