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Nithari Killings: No Sanctity To Word "Peremptorily", Says Supreme Court

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There is no sanctity to the word "peremptorily", an anguished Supreme Court said on Thursday after the CBI and the Uttar Pradesh government sought time to argue their appeals challenging the acquittal of Surendra Koli in the 2006 Nithari serial killings case. A bench of Justices B R Gavai and Augustine George Masih noted that in its last order passed on March 25, the top court had said, "Peremptorily, list these matters on April 3 (high up on th…

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Nithari Killings: No Sanctity To Word "Peremptorily", Says Supreme Court

There is no sanctity to the word "peremptorily", an anguished Supreme Court said on Thursday after the CBI and the Uttar Pradesh government sought time to argue their appeals challenging the acquittal of Surendra Koli in the 2006 Nithari serial killings case. A bench of Justices B R Gavai and Augustine George Masih noted that in its last order passed on March 25, the top court had said, "Peremptorily, list these matters on April 3 (high up on th…

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Nithari Killings Case: Supreme Court Questions Delay, Says ‘No Sanctity To Word Peremptorily'

The Supreme Court on Thursday expressed its displeasure over delays in the hearing of appeals challenging the acquittal of Surendra Koli in the infamous 2006 Nithari serial killings case. The apex court had earlier directed that the matter be listed “peremptorily” on April 3, yet the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and the Uttar Pradesh government sought more time to present their arguments. A bench of Justices B R Gavai and Augustine Geor…

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