Supreme Court of India
Sudheer Singh @ Sudheer v. State of A.P.
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Penal Code, 1860 - ss. 302134 and 394 - Prosecution under - Conviction by trial court - High Court convicting the accused uls. 394 while acquitting him u/s. 302134 - On appeal, held: Order of the High Court being sketchy, unreasoned and without analysis of evidence, matter remitted to High Court - Since Order of acquittal not challenged by prosecution, not interfered with. , Appellant-accused 1 was prosecuted ulss. 394 and .r 302/34 IPC, alongwith four other accused persons. He was convicted for all the above charges by trial court. High Court confirmed the conviction of the appellant u/ s.
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