Supreme Court of India
State of Karnataka v. Narsa Reddy
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Criminal Procedure Code, 1973-s.482-/nherent Powe.rs of -/" High Court-Power cannot be exercised so as to split trial of accused ( c which is apt to cause miscarriage of justice and serious prejudice to prosecution. While the respondent, alongwith another person, was being tried under ss. 302 and 201 read withs. 34 I.P. ., etc., for causing the death of his wife, the evidence recorded revealed the involvement of two police officials in the disposal of the dead body, and, they were also charged under s. 201 read withs. 341.P. . and the trial was ordered to be held de novo against all the four
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