( 1 ) SPECIAL leave granted.

( 2 ) HEARD counsel on both sides. The main grievance made by the learned counsel for the appellant is that the High court refused to look into the evidence on a very technical ground, namely, that there was no specific averment in that behalf in the revision petition and thereby deprived the appellant from showing that the finding recorded by the courts below was not borne out by evidence. We find merit in this contention for the reason that the learned counsel for the appellant had raised two contentions. The First was rejected on the ground that the evidence of Public Witness 1 could not be acted upon. The second contention urged was that according to the appellate court, the victim girl was taken to the nursing Home of Public Witness 1 by the appellant introducing himself as the husband of the girl. He had requested the Doctor Public Witness 1 to cause abortion and on his instructions Public Witness 1 had carried it out. Counsel wanted to show from the evidence of some of the witnesses that the aforesaid finding was wholly without basis but the learned Judge hearing the revision application refused to peruse the evidence on the ground that no such s