Supreme Court of India
Roopendra Singh v. State of Tripura & Anr.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: ss. 372, 378(4) - Acquittal ull's. 342, 376(2j(b) and 506 !PC - Appeal thereagainst by the victim uls. 3 72 - Objection raised that unless leave was granted u!s. 378(4), appeal could not be admitted - Petition u/s. 482 by victim treating the said criminal appeal u/s. 3721378 - High Court held that no leave was required for the victim to file such appeal - On appeal, held: Though Amicus Curie suggested that in view of anomalies in Satya Pal Singh's case, it needs reconsideration, such course ought not to be adopted - Special leave petition is pending for last
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