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Suga Ram @ Chhuga Ram v. State of Rajasthan and Ors.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 197 3: Section 3 78(3)-Acquillal by Trial Court-Application for leave to appeal by State-Dismissed by High Court-Order of dismissal, held, not justified as it was non-reasoned and cryptic-High Court ought to have given reasons, howsoever brief, indicative of application of its mind, moreso when its order is a111e11able to further challenge. Section 397 rlw 401-Revision-Maintainability~Acquittal by Trial Court-Revision application filed by infor111an1-Meanwhile application for leave to appeal filed by State-That application dismissed by a non-reasoned order-On that
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