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ancient
system of administration of criminal justice, the benefit of doubt
was always given to the accused. So Apastamba laid ... difficult to assume that the
doctrine of benefit of doubt in criminal cases is a precedential
importation unjustified
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acquitted from the said charges by giving benefit of doubt by
referring to G.O.Ms.No.1410/Home ... dated 17.10.2008, a person
who is acquitted on benefit of doubt shall be treated as a person involved
Madras High Court
Gujarat High Court
Ramdharising Bhamdarsing vs State Of Gujarat on 17 February, 2005 Author: K
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accused and the rest should be given the benefit,of
doubt.
Criminal Appeals Nos. 375-377 of 1987 by special ... convicted and the other should
be given benefit of doubt. In that view of the matter he
confirmed the convic
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complainant side is not ruled
out, then the benefit of doubt for killing the deceased by the
accused would also ... against him. He was entitled to get the benefit of doubt and,
consequently, the accused had to be acquitted
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considered to be sufficient for giving benefit of doubt to the
accused. From the facts narrated above, all the witnesses ... assailants. On the basis of some contradictions, no
doubt, benefit of doubt is given to two accused, but that would
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short, "the Code") for expunging the expression
"benefit of doubt" occurring in paragraph 14 of the order of acquittal
dated ... there was no
question of his being given benefit of doubt. According to him, the
petitioner was entitled
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given by the prosecution
and the defence, the benefit of doubt should be given to the
accused.
The High Court ... were possible the accused was entitled to the
benefit of doubt arising from the two views and that on this
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