Supreme Court of India
State of Uttar Pradesh v. Ram Sewak and Ors.
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Penal Code, 1860-Section 302 read with Section 148-Conviction Acquillal by High Court-Justification of-Appeal-Held: Acquilla! not justified since High Court on unsubstantial grounds and merely on conjectures rejected the dying declaration of the deceased which fully established active involvement of accused and stood corroborated by other eye witnesses as also the fact of prompt filing of FIR-Hence order of acquillal set aside as against the accused actively involved. Appeal against acquillal-Interference by Supreme· Court-Scope- Held: this Court should be slow in interfering with the
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