Nagesh vs State Of Karnataka on 8 May, 2012
course, all
these are subject to rider whether they have caused miscarriage of
justice or prejudice. This Court also expressed a similar view
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Code, but also serious prejudice to the accused, causing, ultimately, miscarriage of justice.
31. The learned Counsel for the appellant Mr. Bhose next submitted that ... guilt of the accused on the two charges, thereby causing miscarriage of justice.
32. First we come to the F. I. R. The brief copy
State Of Karnataka By Hassan City Police vs N D Shivashankar on 25 November, 2016
that, the approach of the trial Court is perverse and
it caused miscarriage of justice to either of the parties to
the proceedings
Jayamol C. Chacko vs State Of Kerala on 24 September, 2012
section 482 is available to interfere
with an order if it causes miscarriage of justice or if it is palpably
illegal or unjustified and based
Mannalal Khatic vs The State on 20 September, 1966
Code, but also serious prejudice to the accused, causing, ultimately, miscarriage of justice.
31. The learned Counsel for the appellant Mr. Bhose next submitted that ... guilt of the accused on the two charges, thereby causing miscarriage of justice.
32. First we come to the F. I. R. The brief copy
Lokesh @ Sathish vs State Of Karnataka on 18 July, 2023
properly and convicted the accused based on assumption and
presumption which caused miscarriage of justice to the accused.
He would further contend that the entire
C.Dhas vs Thavasimuthu : 1St on 14 June, 2018
that the order under revision suffers from glaring
illegality or has caused miscarriage of justice or when it is found that the
trial court
Rajendran vs Prabhu on 6 September, 2010
from falsehood has completely disbelieved the evidence of
P.W.5, causing miscarriage of justice, therefore, disagreeing with the
unacceptable reasons and ill-findings given
Mohammad Miskeen Khan vs Ut Of Jk And Others on 17 February, 2022
justice, the High Court can interfere with the
order which causes miscarriage of justice or is palpably illegal or is
unjustified.( Madhu Limaye Vs. State
Naresh Kumar vs State Of Haryana And Others on 28 August, 2012
much less serious prejudice thereof has been shown
which might have been caused to the petitioner. Since the revisional
jurisdiction of this Court ... Revision No.2421 of 2012 (O&M) --7--
it has caused miscarriage of justice. Neither it is found that the
learned trial court