Supreme Court of India
N. Somashekar (dead) by Lrs. v. State of Karnataka
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Criminal Procedure Code, 1973-Sections 378 and 386-Appeal against acquittal-Inteiference by High Court-Scope of-Acquittal by Trial Court on conjectures and surmises-High Court ordering conviction- On appeal, Held: Though interference with acquittal order is limited, but permissible where evidence has not been properly analysed and acquittal order based on surmises and conjectures-High Court justified in interfering and ordering conviction.…
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