Supreme Court of India
Krishan Kumar v. The State of Rajasthan & Anr.
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Criminal Law – By impugned order, High Court set aside the order of acquittal of appellant and remitted the matter to t rial court for denovo trial only on the ground that the prosecutr ix was not examined before the trial court – Grievance of appell ant was that the impugned order was passed by High Court while cons idering bail application by another person and that too wit hout issuing notice to the appellant – Held: Since no opportunit y of hearing was afforded to the appellant, the impugned order is set as ide and matter is remitted to High Court for fresh consideratio n – Appeal
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