Supreme Court of India
Shivnath Prasad v. The State of Bihar
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Penal Code, 1860 - ss.279 and 304A - Conviction under c - Revision petition filed by accused - Dismissed by High Court by a cryptic order - On appeal, held:· High Court did not notice various submissions made by the accused - Matter remitted to High Court for consideration afresh. The appellant was convicted by the trial court and the appellate Court under ss.274 and 304A IPC. The revision petition filed by appellant was dismissed by the High court on the ground that there was no scope for ... interference. ~ In the instant appeal, it was contended for the appellant that while dismissing the
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