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Copy of Judgement of Ranchi High Court: Ashok Kr Mujju reported in 2005 CrLJ 1795

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You may download soft copy of the judgment from the respective High Court's site.
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Soft copy of any judgment of Hight Court and Supreme Court can be downloaded from their respective websites.
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