Supreme Court of India
Sail Singh State of Punjab v. Mohinder Pal
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We are of the opinion that the above view of the High Court cannot be said to be unreasonable or vitiated by non-consideration of any material piece of evidence or the taking into account of any inadmissible evidence.
Judgment, page 5
From the headnote
JUDGMENT: J U M N T M. JAGANNADHA RAO. J Criminal appeal No. 738 of 1983 is preferred by the informant Sail Singh questing the judgment of the High Court in so far as the High Court set aside the judgment of the learned sessions Judge and acquitted Mohinder Pal. Criminal Appeal No. 731 of 1983 is by the State of Punjab for the same reason. In fact, before the Session Court, there were three accused, all brothers. - Mohinder Pal.…
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