Supreme Court of India
Wasim Khan v. The State of Uttar Pradesh.
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Possession, recent and unexplained of stolen goods-Presumptive evidence against prisoner not only of robbery but of murder as well. The appellant was sentenced to death for the murder of one R e,nd also sentenced to seven years rigorous imprisonment for having robbed the murdered man of his goods. It was established by the evidence on the record that the deceased; a shop-keeper of village Jarwal had gone to Lucknow to purchase goods for his shop.…
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