Supreme Court of India
State of Uttar Pradesh v. Anil Kumar @ Badka & Ors.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s.378(3) – Applic ation seeking leave to file appeal – Parameters which the High Court should keep in mind for deciding the application, d iscussed – In the instant case, the trial court and the appellate court ordered acquittal of the respondent – State filed applicatio n seeking leave to file appeal challenging the acquittal – High Cour t declined to grant leave and rejected the application – State’s app eal – Held: High Court in its order neither set out the facts nor the submi ssion of the parties nor the findings nor the reason as to why t he leave to
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