Supreme Court of India
State by Inspector of Police, Tamilnadu v. N. Rajamanickam and Ors.
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Criminal trial - Conviction by trial Court - Acquittal by c High Court on the grounds that there was delay in lodging FIR, that the testimony of witness was not credible and serious in- iuries on accused were not explained- Interference with - Held: Singularly, these factors may not have adverse effect on pros- ecution version - But when combined effect of these factors are considered, case not made out for interference. Prosecution case was that charge-sheet was filed against 16 persons. Trial Court convicted 6 persons. The convicted accused filed appeal while informant filed revi- sion
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