Supreme Court of India
Raitanlal v. State of Jammu and Kashmir
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Ranbir Penal Code: s.302-Trial Court found inconsistencies in evidence and ordered acquittal-High Court reversed order of acquittal-On appeal, held judgment of trial Court not a view which was not possible to be taken- c High Court not considered matter in proper prospective-Acquittal upheld ·' The accused and complainant party were not on talking terms. Accused party felt that opposite party had spread rumour in the village that appellant was having relations with the wife of his brother 'K'. Appellant, his brother 'K' and father SD came to the house of complainant. Appellant asked PW-S, ~
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