Correct option is C
Chronological order: • Hans Muller of Nuremberg v Supt. Presidency Jail – 1955 • Mubarak Ali Ahmed v State of Bombay – 1956 • State of Madras v C.G. Menon – 1956 • Ram Babu Saxena v State – 1980s
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(C) Ram Babu Saxena v State
(D) State of Madras v C.G. Menon
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