Supreme Court of India
Kothakalava Naga Subba Reddi and Ors. v. The Public Prosecutor High Court of Andhra Pradesh
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Indian Penal Code, 1860 : Ss.148 and 3021149-Murder-Attack on victim by 6 persons armed with deadly weapons-Death o,f victim-Trial Court not believing the evidence of eyewitnesses-Ordered acquittal of all accused-High Court re-appreciat ing the evidence and convicting 4 of the accused and sentencing them to imprisonment for life-Held, High Court fully justified in reversing acquittal order passed by Sessions Judge whose approach in appreciating evidence of material witnesses was absolutely unreasonable and unjustified-Code of c Criminal Procedure, 1973-Appeal before High Court against…
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