Supreme Court of India
Mubarik Khan v. Nababkha @ Nawab and Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950 - Art. 136 - Appeal against c acquittal by High Court - Scope of interference - High Court acquitted the accused on grounds that the evidence of sole eyewitness was unreliable and there was considerable delay in dispatch of FIR to Magistrate - Held: View taken by High Court was a possible view - Hence, interference not called for. The High Court directed acquittal of the accused on grounds that the ·evidence of the sole eyewitness was \ unreliable and there was considerable delay in dispatch f·· of FIR to the Magistrate. Hence the instant appeals. Dismissing the
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