Supreme Court of India
Sangappa & Ors. v. State of Karnataka
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 - s. 378 (1) and (3) - Prosecution ulss. 447, 504, 302 rlw s. 34 /PC - Acquittal by trial court - High Court reversing acquittal order and convicting u/s. 304 (Part-II) r/w s. 34 /PC -On appeal, held: The manner in which High Court disposed of appeal against acquittal is not correct - High Court altered the acquittal order without discussing and re-appreciating the evidence and without giving reasons for convicting the accused uls. 304(Part II) rlw s. 34 - Penal Code, 1860 - ss. 447, 504, 302 rlw Section 34. The appellants-accused were prosecuted for the
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