Supreme Court of India
Noor Khan v. St Ate of Rajasthan
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Criminal Trial-MurderC-Asquittal by Trial Court-Convi ction after setting aside acquittal by the High Court-Vali dity·-Provisions relating to the record of statements of wit nesses by Police and failure to supply copies to the accused !/ and when viti'ates the trial-Prejudice-Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 (Act ·5 of 1898). ss. 161(3), 162, 173(b), 207A(3). The appellant and nine others were tried before the Sessions Judge for offences of rioting and being members of an unlaw ful assembly and causing in furtherance of their common object death of one person and serious injuries to four
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