Supreme Court of India
State of Karnataka v. Ningappa @ Bhyrappa @ Ningegowda & Anr.
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Criminal Appeal - Appeal against conviction - Manner 8 of disposal - Conviction recorded by Trial Court - Set aside by High Court by a cryptic and practically non-reasoned order - Justification of - Held: Not justified - There was practically no analysis of the evidence by High Court, more particularly · of the eye-witnesses who claimed to have suffered injuries in the incident - Dying declaration purportedly made by deceased was also not discussed by High Court- Trial Court had analyzed the evidence in great detail - High Court did not make an effort to indicate as to how the conclusions of
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