Supreme Court of India
Ajitsingh Thakursingh & Anr. v. State of Gujarat
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Supreme Court (Enlargement of Criminal Appellate Jurisdiction) Act, 1970 -S. 2 & Indian Penal Code, S. 302 High Court setting aside order of acquillal of SeS&'iona Cpurt - Approach to be adopted by High Court in exercising appel late powera - High Court to consider whether integrality of evidence alone can •- ensure that accused are guilty. limitation Act 1963, Art, 114 & S. 5-De/ay in filing, appeal against order of acquittal-Condonation of-Any event or circu1nstance arising after expiry of li111itation-whether can constitute 'sufficient cause'. The two appellants who were father 311.ld son
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