Supreme Court of India
Shivraj Bapuray Jadhav and Ors. v. State of Karnataka
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: Appeal against acquittal-Interference by High Court-Victim assaulted by accused with lathis, axe and iron pipe-Death of victim at the spot-Trial court finding discrepancies in evidence of eye witnesses and acquitting the accused-High Court on re-appreciation of evidence, convicting accused under ss. 302134 and 324 /PC-Held, the High Court having regard to the superficial manner in which the evidence was discussed, analysed and considered in a perfanctory manner by the &ssions Judge was very well justified in undertaking the reconsideration of the evidence in
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