Supreme Court of India
Anjan Dasgupta v. The State of West Bengal & Ors.
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We are of the opinion that the findings and conclusion recorded by the High Court are based on the correct appreciation of evidence and do not suffer from any error.
Judgment, page 16
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Criminal Law: Murder Case - Re-appreciation of evidence - Two possible views - Prosecution case that the victim was shot at, on the indication/ instruction of appellants-accused - Trial court acquitted appellants - High Court after re-appreciating the evidence set aside the order of acquittal of appellants - On appeal, held: While entertaining an appeal against acquittal, if two views are possible on appreciation of evidence the view in favour of the accused has to be given importance - In case an order of acquittal has been made 011 improper and erroneous appreciation of evidence, it is
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