Supreme Court of India
Lal Mandi v. The State of West Bengal
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Indian Penal Code 1860-Section 302-Criminal Appeaf-Appraisal of evidence by the appellate court-Appellate coult must appreciate the evidence to arrive at an· independent findinirThe accused to be given benefit of reasonable doubt if on appreciation of evidence-two views are possible. Constituton of India-Article 136--Reappraisal of evidence unt!zi-<:oun does not generally reappraise evidence but in cenain cases evidence on record can be analysed to satisfy judicial consience.…
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