Short Note : In this appeal this Court finds that the appreciation of evidence made by the learned trial Judge is reasonable and is supported by proper reasons also. This is not a case where the view taken by the learned Sessions Judge could not, under reasonable circumstances, be taken on the evidence placed before him. When two views are possible-one in favour of the prosecution and the other in favour of the accused and if the trial Court has preferred the view favourable to the accused, it cannot be said that the conclusion reached by the learned trial Judge suffers from the error of perversity or arbitrariness. Accordingly, the view taken by the learned trial Judge is a reasonable view and there are no grounds for interference in this appeal. Appeal dismissed.