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2019 (7) TMI 1884 - HC - Indian LawsDishonor of Cheque - appellant has absconded - maintainability of revision against conviction and sentence - HELD THAT:- A bare reading of the rules, no revision shall be entertained against any conviction and sentence if the applicant is absconded and not obeying the order of trial Court as well as appellate Court. During absconding of the applicant, revision is not tenable before this Court. The applicant has not filed any application to the effect that the applicant due to some disability could not appear before the Court and made a prayer to entertain the revision in the absconding stage of the applicant. Meaning thereby the applicant is not obeying the law. Legal maxim Dura Lex Sed Lex, which means “it is harsh, but it is the law”, stands attracted in the present situation. When this revision is not maintainable ab initio, no further proceeding can be considered without admission of this revision. Revision dismissed.
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