Supreme Court of India
Ved Mitier Gill v. Union Territory Administration, Chandigarh and Others
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We are of the view that the fact of acquittal is a circumstance to be considered while awarding punishment in this case. c We with respect are unable to agree therewith.
Judgment, page 30
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