Supreme Court of India
Gurram Chakravarthy v. State of A.P.
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Appeal: Criminal appeal - Manner of disposal - c Conviction by Trial Court - Affirmed by High Court - On appeal, Supreme Court remitted the matter to High Court observing that the defence witnesses were examined but no discussion on various aspects including the acceptability of their evidence was recorded - High Court again upheld the conviction without discussing the evidence in detail - On appeal, held: The disposal of the appeal by High Court was hot in the desirable manner - Inappropriate way of disposing of the appeal leading to impugned judgment cannot be lost "' sight of and same
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