Judgment

GUPTA, J.:- I agree with my learned brother that the appeals of Dalbir Singh, Puran Singh and Mst. Dalbir Kaur alis Bhiro should be dismissed. The Judgment of the High Court which affirms the order of conviction and the sentences passed on these appellants by the trial Court does not appear to suffer from any infirmity which can be said to have caused a failure of justice so far as the cases of these appellants are concerned. I also agree that the appeal of Ajit Singh should be allowed for the reasons stated in the Judgment of my learned brother.

2. The decisions of this Court referred to in the Judgment of my learned brother lay down that this Court does not interfere with the findings of fact unless it is shown that "substantial and grave injustice has been done." But whether such injustice has been done in a given case depends on the circumstances of the case, and I do not think one could catalogue exhaustively all possible circumstances in which it can be said that there has been grave and substantial injustice done in any case. In the appeals before us the findings recorded by the trial court and affirmed by the High Court do not disclose any such exceptional and spec