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wrong date inadvertently. It appears to be a case of genuine human error and not a deliberate non-appearance on one particular hearing

preparing the spot map in order to verify whether any human error was committed in registering date and time in preparation of spot

scientific knowledge and experience to the task of determining the veracity of human utterances. It is said that the courts should welcome this device ... exclude it as an instrument for use in the courts. Error is inherent in human affairs, scientific or unscientific. It exists within our established court

Discarding the direct evidence completely, the learned Magistrate has committed a grave error of law in acquitting the accused, observing that the investigating officer ... without giving reasons. Hence, it is like a human body without a heart. Apparent errors and illegalities are on the face of the record. Therefore

with the innocence of the accused and must show that in all human probability the act must have been done by the accused.” 27. Normally ... below. We step in only in exceptional  20 cases or where gross errors are committed, overlooking crying circumstances and well established principles of criminal jurisprudence

been passed, the same cannot be said to suffer from an error. - 10 - 20. So far as the argument advanced on behalf of the appellants ... test, but since, the hair and blood stain reported to be of human being and the deceased was seen

Ranvir Singh vs State Of U.P. on 26 September, 2023 Author: Ashwani Kumar Mishra

hold that the Trial Court has not committed any illegality or error in convicting the accused. 23. As regards the acquittal of accused ... reasons given by the learned Trial Judge. It would be the human tendency that when such incident take place then the other family [30] ::: Uploaded

hold that the Trial Court has not committed any illegality or error in convicting the accused. 23. As regards the acquittal of accused ... reasons given by the learned Trial Judge. It would be the human tendency that when such incident take place then the other family [30] ::: Uploaded

hold that the Trial Court has not committed any illegality or error in convicting the accused. 23. As regards the acquittal of accused ... reasons given by the learned Trial Judge. It would be the human tendency that when such incident take place then the other family [30] ::: Uploaded