evidence let in by the prosecution
properly the Trial Court has wrongly convicted the appellant.
According to her, the prosecution has failed to prove that ... Dowry Prohibition Act, the Sessions
Judge has wrongly convicted the appellant. She further
contends that even though there is no corroboration in the
evidence
learned Additional Sessions Judge
has committed an error in convicting the appellants for the
aforesaid crime.
20. So far as the offence punishable under section ... appellants Shiv Kumar, Roopram, Tara Bai and
Dayawanti Bai were wrongly convicted for the offence
punishable under section 498-A of IPC, without any
evidence
trial Court. But unsolved crimes, unsuccessful prosecution, unpunished
offenders and wrongful convictions bring our criminal justice system in
disrepute. Crores and crores of tax payers
certificate being a forged certificate and
therefore, the petitioner has been wrongly convicted and sentenced for the
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appellant
has submitted that the appellant had wrongly been involved in the
offence and convicted, though there is no sufficient evidence on
record, to involve ... appellant, has submitted that the appellant (A-31) has been wrongly
convicted for the offences under TADA and the Arms Act . The
confessional statements
Learned counsel for the appellant contended that the
learned trial Court has convicted the appellant without taking into
consideration the version of the defence ... appellant.
We are, therefore, conclude that the appellant was wrongly
convicted and sentenced for commission of offence punishable under
Section 302 IPC by the learned
Rajesh Yadav vs State Of U.P. on 14 August, 2013
Bench: Dharnidhar Jha , Pankaj
appellants beyond shadow of reasonable
doubt. The learned trial Court, thus, wrongly convicted and
sentenced the appellants vide impugned judgment of conviction and
Sunder Sham
incident. This evidence was wrongly relied upon by
the trial Court for convicting and sentencing the appellants as this
evidence could be accepted ... conviction and sentence upon the
appellants.
The learned trial Court, thus, wrongly convicted
and sentenced the appellants vide impugned judgment and order
of sentence that
receive injuries and succumb, thereto.
The learned trial Court, thus, wrongly convicted the appellant for
commission of offence punishable under Section 302 IPC, while
