Supreme Court of India
Ashok Kumar v. State of U.P. and Anr.
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Bail: Grant of bail - High Coutt granted bail giving finding about non possibility of the injuries sustained by the deceased in the manner indicated by prosecution - Held: While considering bail application, such finding should not be recorded. 0 The bail application filed by accused-respondent 2 was allowed by High Court on the ground that ballistic report revealed that pellets found in the body of the deceased could not be caused by the factory made rifle of the accused. The complainant-appellant challenged the order of High Court on the ground that High Court failed to see that the
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