Supreme Court of India
C. Ronald & Anr. v. State, U.T. of Andaman & Nicobar Islands
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 - s. 386(a) - Power of the appellate court to reverse an order of acquittal - c Circulation of fake currency notes - Two accused - Appellant No.1-accused searched by S.I. and fake currency notes of Rs. )' 100 denomination recovered from his chest pocket - Fake notes also recovered from the house of appellant no. 1 - Trial court acquitted the accused-appellants, but the High Court reversed that judgment and convicted them - On appeal, held: Since the language of s.386(a) Cr.P. . is clear and it places no restrictions on the power of the appellate court to
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