Supreme Court of India
Kunwar Bahadur Singh v. Sheo Baran Singh and Ors.
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Criminal Trial: Reconstruction of record-Accused prosecuted under ss. 14813021149 /PC-Convicted and sentenced by trial court-Appeals by accused before High Court-Record of trial court and High Court found missing-High Court directing trial court to reconstruct the record-Trial court after issuing notices to parties and to their counsel reconstructed the record form carbon copies of statements of witnesses examined in the case and other documents copies whereof had been supplied to accused-Recorded statements of the officials including the Reader of the trial court who had recorded the
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