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jammu and kashmir high court rule 147 a of army rules constitutionally valid under article 33 tribunal cannot insist on certified copy when legitimately denied 534415
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- Jammu & Kashmir High Court upheld Rule 147-A of Army Rules as constitutionally valid under Article 33.
- Rule 147-A allows Central Government to deny certified copies of court-martial proceedings for security reasons.
- Armed Forces Tribunal had dismissed Mushtaq Ahmad Malik's appeal for lack of certified copy.
- Court directed Tribunal to consider appeal on merits and summon records in sealed cover.
- Malik was tried by Summary General Court Martial on October 5, 2022.