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that, the approach of the trial Court is perverse and it caused miscarriage of justice to either of the parties to the proceedings

Section 313 , I.P.C. reads as follows: 4 313. Causing miscarriage without woman's consent.- Whoever commits the offence defined in the last

accused under Section 83 of Cr.P.C. This has caused miscarriage of justice. They are ready to surrender before the Court on the next

khata extract and tax paid receipts are not produced. This has caused miscarriage of justice to the plaintiff. Now the appellant has filed an application

court have not property appreciated the evidence on record and that caused miscarriage of justice to the petitioner. 5. Even otherwise, as could be seen

they were serving a major punishment for life. Therefore, to prevent such miscarriage of justice, the various sentences of imprisonment were ordered to run concurrently ... concurrently with the previous sentence cannot be said to have caused any miscarriage of justice. In Rajendra B. Choudhari v. State of Maharashtra

made by the trial court or the First Appellate Court has caused any miscarriage of justice to the other party, I do not find

unfolded in the evidence in proper perspective and thereby has caused a serious miscarriage of justice which calls for interference by this Court in exercise

investigation, unless there is a miscarriage of justice on that account or a serious prejudice is caused. ( See : Union of India v. Prakash Hinduja

hurt caused by the accused to Renuka leading to her death. Faced with such a situation, it would certainly lead to a miscarriage of justice ... death of Renuka was homicidal in nature or that it was caused by the accused. The benefit of doubt which clearly exists, ought