Supreme Court of India
Bansi Lal & Ors. v. Laxman Singh
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Criminal Procedure Code, 1973-S. 439-High Court-Revi sional Jurisdiction-When entitled to set' aside order of acquittal of Trial Court and order re-trial. The appellants, after trial by the Court of Additional Sesssions Judge on a charge of murder under s. 302 read withs. 34 of the Indian Penal Code, were acquitted giving them the benefit of donbt. The respondent, a son of the deceased victim, preferred a crimi nal revision petition before the High Court nnder s. 397/401 Cr. P. . challenglng the order of acquittal. Single Judge allowed the revision petition, set aside the acquittal of the
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