Supreme Court of India
Ram Kumar v. The State of Haryana
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 : Sections 378 and 379. Appeal against acquittal-f'ower of High Court to reassess evidence- Rule of prudence requires that High Court should give proper weight to Trial Court's view-But High Court can examine whether Trial Court's conclusions are proper and justified or illegal and perverse-Where acquittal by Trial Court was wholly unjustified and against the weight of evidence, reversal of same by High· Court held justified. Section 154-FIR-'-Delay in filing of-Satisfactory explanation given by prosecution should be taken into account. Section 157-'-Delay in
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