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Bench G.T. Nanavati and B.N. Khare JJ.
Decided 3 February 1998

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JUDGMENT: WITH CRIMINAL APPEAL NOS. 679-80 OF 1990 J U M N T Nanavati, J. These four appeals arise out of the same judgment of the Rajasthan High Court in . .Criminal Reference No. 1/89 and . .Criminal Appeal No. 14/89. Criminal Appeal Nos. 666- 67/90 are filed by the father of deceased Babloo for whose murder the respondent - Bhagirath and one Gopal were tried. The other appeals are filed by the State. In all these appeals, the acquittal of Bhagirath for the offence punishable under Section 302 IPC is called in question.

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