Supreme Court of India
State Rep. by Tahsildar-cum-sales Officer v. M. Jankiraman & Anr.
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Pondicherry Excise Act, 1970 - ss. 31, 33 and 37(a) - c Conviction by trial court and appellate court - Acquittal in revision - On appeal, held: Since the acquittal order was unreasoned, matter remitted to High Court. Respondents-accused were convicted u/ss. 31, 33 and 37 (a) and of Pondicherry Excise Act, 1970 by trial court and appellate court. In revision, High Court .,.- acquitted them. Hence the present appeal. Partly allowing the appeals and remitting the matter to High Court, the Court HELD: The evidence of the witnesses and the conclusions of the trial Court and the first appellate
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