Supreme Court of India
State of Madhya Pradesh v. Giriraj Dubey
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: . s. 378(3) - Appeal against acquittal - High Court c declining to grant leave - Held: Order of High Court is irrefragably cryptic and clearly shows non-application of mind - Despite the clear law laid down by Supreme Court, High Courts, while declining to grant leave against judgments· of acquittal, do not indicate reasons for formation of such an opinion - Judgments of Supreme Court, being binding on all courts, are required to be followed in letter and spirit - That is the constitutional mandate and that is the judiciai discipline - Order passed by High
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