Supreme Court of India
Indresh Kumar v. Ram Phal and Ors.
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Appeal against acquittal: Conviction of appellant by trial court - Other six co-accused acquitted - High Court acquitted appellant - Revision against the acquittal of other co accused, dismissed - On appeal against acquittal, held: High Court did not consider the evidence of witnesses in proper perspective· - Revision against acquittal of other co-accused, dismissed without giving reasons - Matter remanded to High Court for consideration afresh - Penal Code, 1860 - ss.218, 342, 323. CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION: Criminal Appeal Nos. 125-126 of 2003. From the Judgment & Order dated 17.
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