High Court Can Acquit A Convict Even In Absence Of Appeal To Prevent Continuity Of Manifest Injustice: Orissa High Court

The Orissa High Court has held that even if a person, who was convicted by trial court, does not prefer appeal against his conviction and sentence, the High Court can still invoke its inherent power...

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