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before court of session which ends in a judgment of acquittal or conviction of the prisoner. It means the whole of

the prosecution: they are of four kinds, viz., a former acquittal, a former conviction, a former attainder, or a pardon

when he owes and performs them to another, for the acquittal of such services, Reg. Judic. 27.

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the conviction on motion by the Attorney-General and entering an acquittal as of record. In the Beck case the first of

the continent, twelve juratores was the number required for an acquittal. Similar customs may be observed in the laws of Athens

meant an appeal other than one against an order of acquittal, that is to say, an appeal against an order of

the High Court within 60 days of the order of acquittal, Lala Ram v. Hari Ram, (1969) 3 SCC 173: AIR

a : to cast or conduct a vote [ for acquittal] b : to exercise a political franchise [encourage people to

which at the end results either in discharge, conviction, or acquittal of an accused person, Bhimappa Bassappa Bhusannavar v. Laxman Shivarayappa

being subject to civil sanctions (as restitution or damages) [the acquittal does not relieve the corporation of civil liability for its

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before court of session which ends in a judgment of acquittal or conviction of the prisoner. It means the whole of

the prosecution: they are of four kinds, viz., a former acquittal, a former conviction, a former attainder, or a pardon

when he owes and performs them to another, for the acquittal of such services, Reg. Judic. 27.

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