Supreme Court of India
Dwarka Das and Ors. v. State of Haryana
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973--Section 374 (2)-Criminal Appellate Jurisdiction-Issuance of directions by High Court to State Government to file appeal against acquittal-Sustainability o/-Held: methodology of filing appeal lies with State Government and High Court has no authority of issuing such directions-Thus High court has not only exceded its jurisdiction but transgressed all limits of jurisdiction which is neither fair nor reasonable Hence not sustainable. In this appeal, the question that arose before this Court was whether High Court while exercising the criminal appellate
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