Supreme Court of India
Rameshwar Prasad v. State of Rajasthan
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: c s.374 - Appeal against conviction - Appellate court, without examining the case on merits, remanding the matter to trial court observing that there were lacunae in prosecution case - In revision High Court set aside order of remand but upheld the conviction - HELD: Matter remitted to High Court for decision on merits - Practice and Procedure. The appellant, a Branch Manager in Central Cooperative Bank, was convicted and sentenced uls 408 IPC. The appellate court found certain lacunae in the prosecution version and remanded the matter for re- examination.
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