Supreme Court of India

P. S. R. Sadhanantham v. Arunachalam & Aiir.

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Reported as [1980] 2 S.C.R. 873
Decided 1 February 1980

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We hold that there is no merit in the contentions of the Writ petitioner and dismiss the petition.

Judgment, page 11

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Constitution of India 1950, Article 136- Scope of jurisdiction-High Court in appeal setting aside conviction and sentence by trial court for murder­ No appeal preferred by government-Private party if could invoke jurisdiction under Article 136. Words & Phrases-'Crime'-Definition of. The petitioner was acquitted by the High Court in appeal, of charges under sections 302 and 148 I.P. ., but the brother of the deceased-not the State nor even the first informant, petitioned this Court under Article 136 of the Consti­ tution for special leave to appeal against acquittal, got leave, had his appeal

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