High CourtsDivision Bench(1926) 11 MAD CK 0070

Mahomed Abdul Rahman Marakayar, Mantapam

Madras High Court · Decided on 19 November 1926 · Citation: AIR 1927 Mad 434

HON’BLE JUDGES
Wallace, J

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Wallace, J.—It is not the procedure in this Court to interfere in revision merely because the evidence before the lower Court has not been according to the Referring Officer, properly appreciated. The law does not, in my view, contemplate that a revision case can be argued as if it were an appeal, on the facts and the evidence called to prove such facts. There must be some substantial error of law to justify the Court exercising its exceptional powers of revision. None such is put forward here.

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It will be understood that I have not gone through the evidence, or decided that there are not good grounds and reliable evidence on which counter-petitioner may be called upon to show cause against an order u/s 110, Criminal Procedure Code.

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The reference is discharged.