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AJIJ KHAN V/S STATE OF M P 1986 J L J 585

Cross cases both exclusively triable  by the court of sessions should be tried separately but by the samecourt.  Similarly the case instituted on the basis of a police report may also be committed to the court of sessions the law permits committal of a case to the court of sessions even where it is not exclusively triable by the court of sessions .  As was held by the Supreme Court in KEWAL KRISHAN`S CASE A I R 1980 S C 1780, to avoid risk of conflicting  judgments it is ordinarily desirable that Cross cases both exclusively triable by the court of sessions should be tried separately but by the same court.and where it is found that one of the cases is not triable exclusively by the sessions court than it can also the committed.

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