Supreme Court of India
State of U.P. v. Ilyas
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Penal Code, 1860 - ss. 394 and 397 - Robbery with the c help of deadly weapons - Injury caused - Eye-witness to the incident- Identification of accused in Tl Parade - FIR lodged u/s. 394 - Conviction by trial court u/s. 397 - Acquittal by High Court holding that identification of accused was doubtful; that conviction under s. 397 alone not sustainable; and since use of weapon not established conviction u/s. 397 not correct - On appeal, .held: Finding of he High Court is perverse and abrupt - However, accused is convicted uls. 394 for which he was originally charged. Respondent accused
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