Supreme Court of India
Bhagwan Das v. The State of Rajasthan
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The High Court should not set aside an acquittal unless there are "substantial and compelling" reasons for doing so. Surajpal Singh v. State, (1952) S. .R. 193, Ajmer Singh v. The State of Punjab, (1953) S. .R. 418, Aher Raja Khima v. The State of Saurashtra, (1955) 2 S. .R. 1285, followed. It is not a satisfactory way of disposing of the evidence of an expert witness to discredit it by reference to text books unless the passages which are sought to discredit his opinion are put to him.…
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