Supreme Court of India
Ramanand Yada V v. Prabhu Nath Jha and Ors.
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Criminal Trial c Practice and procedure--Order of acquittal-Interference by appellate Court-When-Held: When there are compelling and substantial reasons for doing do as miscarriage of justice may result from acquittal of guilty-No embargo on re-appreciation of evidence by appellate Court-Re-appreciation of evidence permissible when admissible evidence ignored-Indian Penal Code, 1860-Sections 34, 149 and 302-Arms Act, 1959-&ctions 25A and 27- Explosive Substance Act, 1908-Section 3.
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