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Centre in SC Favours Time Bound Trial of Pending Cases Against Lawmakers2Photo© oneindia.com

Centre in SC Favours Time Bound Trial of Pending Cases Against Lawmakers

Sep 16, 2020 2:46 PM, 8 news, 2 views

New Delhi, Sep 16: The Centre has said that the Supreme Court can fix the time frame for the completion of trials in pending cases against legislators. This can be applicable in the case of both sitting and former legislators, Solicitor

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