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The High Court allowed an arson appeal, quashed the conviction, and ordered the appellant’s release after finding unsafe identification evidence and ignored alibi evidence.
The High Court allowed a criminal appeal for cattle theft, quashing the conviction after finding the prosecution had not proved guilt beyond reasonable doubt.
The High Court allowed a criminal appeal after finding the prosecution had not proved that the substance was bhang beyond reasonable doubt.
The High Court allowed a criminal appeal, quashing the conviction for possession of suspected stolen property because the evidence did not prove the case beyond reasonable doubt.
The High Court allowed the criminal appeals, holding that the trial court failed to evaluate the defence and relied too heavily on fingerprint evidence.
The High Court allowed an appeal against conviction for possession of suspected stolen property, holding the trial court misdirected itself on the burden of proof.
The High Court quashed a conviction for stealing by servant after finding the evidence unsafe and the trial court had misdirected itself on the nature of the shortage.
The High Court allowed a criminal appeal after finding the trial court failed to properly consider the appellant’s alibi, making the conviction unsafe.
The convictions were unsafe due to contradictory evidence, misapplication of Section 312 of the Penal Code, and improper shifting of the burden of proof to the appellants.
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The High Court allowed a cattle theft appeal, quashing the conviction and sentence after finding the prosecution case weak, delayed, and lacking proper identification of the stolen cow.
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