Supreme Court of India
M. G. Eshwarappa and Others v. State of Karnataka
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We are of the opinion that the High Court has correctly held thaithe view taken by the trial court is perverse and against the evidence on record.
Judgment, page 10
From the headnote
Penal Code, 1860: ss.506, 354 and 302 rlw. s. 34 - Prosecution under - Of four accused - One eye-witness (injured) - Acquilla! by trial court 011 the ground that charges not proved beyond reasonable doubt - High Court convicted the accused - On appeal, held view taken by trial court is perverse and against the evidence on record - Trial court wrongly disbelieved the evidence of injured eye-witness - The statement of the injured eye-witness is corroborated by the evidence of three witnesses as well as by medical evidence - FIR is prompt and sent to the Magistrate without any delay - Conviction
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