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R V RAJA SAJAD KHAN (2000)

PUBLISHED March 13, 2000
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In an appeal against a 15-month sentence for offences of affray and violent disorder, the appellant had a legitimate sense of grievance in view of the fact that there was clear disparity between the sentences of the appellant and his co-accused, and accordingly the original sentence was substituted with a term of nine months' imprisonment.

CA (Crim Div) (Lord Bingham of Cornhill LCJ, Alliott J, Newman J)

13/03/2000

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