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Supreme Court: Informant’s Criminal Revision Does Not Abate on Death; Other Victims May Continue - (23 Dec 2025)

CRIMINAL

Supreme Court held that a criminal revision filed by an informant or victim does not automatically abate on the revisionist’s death, and the revisional court may continue examining the impugned order’s legality while permitting other victims to assist in the interest of justice.

Tags : INFORMANT   CRIMINAL REVISION   VICTIMS  

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