Supreme Court of India
Lakhan Singh v. Amarjeet Singh & Anr
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 – s.391 – Addition al evidence in criminal appeal – When impermissible – Respondent no.1-accused was convicted u/s 302, IPC and sentenc ed to life – Conviction and sentence challenged by respondent be fore High Court, also filed application for recording of evidence in re spect of his plea of unsoundness of mind – Application allowed, Trial ourt was directed to take on record the additional evidence and documents and to send the file back along with additional evidence – On ap peal by complainant, held: Evidence regarding mental cond ition of the respondent
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