Supreme Court of India
Akhlakali Hayatalli v. The State of Bombay.
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From the headnote
Criminal Proced·urc Code (V of 1898 as amended), -ll. 807-Re ference to High Oo1irt-Propcr approach-J,ury-Sole Judges of facts-Provided verdict co1dd be arrived cit by reasonable body of men. The proper method of approach in the matters of references under s. 307 of the Criminal Procedure Code as finally settled is that the High Court will only interfere with the verdict of the jury if it finds the verdict perverse in the sense of being unreason able, manifestly wrong or against the weight of evidence. If the facts and circumstances of the case are such that a reasonable body of men could
Where later benches applied it
- 1961 K. M. Nanavati v. State of Maharashtra
- 1957 Ratan Rai v. State of Bihar
- 1953 Chilukuri Yenkateswarlu v. Chilukuri Venkatanarayana.
Of those, 3 mentioned
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