Supreme Court of India
A.T. Mydeen and Another v. The Assistant Commissioner, Customs Department
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: Allegation of clandestine export – Two separate trials – Acquittal by two separate judg ments – Appellate court considering evidence of only one case and convicting the accused – Propriety of – Held: Evidence re corded in a criminal trial against any accused is confined to the culpability of that accused only and it does not have any bearin g upon a co- accused, who has been tried on the basis of evidence recorded in a separate trial, though for the commission of the same off ence – In the instant case, High Court committed an error of law i n dealing with
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