Supreme Court of India
Angana & Anr. v. State of Rajasthan
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s.389- Suspension of sentence and grant of bail pending c appeal - Conviction u/s. 326134 /PC - High Court while admitting appeal, rejecting prayer for suspension of sentence and bail pending appeal - Held: When an appeal is preferred against conviction in High Court, Court has ample power and discretion to suspend the sentence, but that discretion has to -+ be exercised judiciously depending on the facts and circumstances of each case - In the instant case, the convicts were on bail pending trial - Most of their co-accused were acquitted - When the convicts
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