Supreme Court of India
Kishore Singh & Anr. v. The State of Madhya Pradesh
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Suprem e Court (Enlar gement of Criminal Appelltfle Jurisdic:tion) Act, 1970, (Criminal Procedure Code 1973 sec. 379) -Certificate under Art . 134 (l)(c) of th e Cons titution is unnecessary i11 a case falling 11 /s. 2 of tlie 1970 Act. ·Appeal ujs. 417(1) of Crim inal Procedur e Code, 1898-Acw sed aC(/Uitted of a major offence but conl'icted of a minor offence-Being still a conviction albeit under a minur charge-W/1ether a case of acquittal for the purpose of. $. 417(1) of tire Code and 11/s. 2(a) of th e Suprem e Court (Enlargement of Criminal Appellate Jurisdiction) Act, 1970. - The
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