Supreme Court of India
Baiju Alias Bharosa v. State of Madhya Pradesh
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Evidence Act, (Act I of 1872), 1872-Ss. 110, 114 illustration (a)-Recent and unexplained possession of goods-Presumptive evidence against the accused not only of theft, but of the charge of murder as well-Value of circumstan tial evidence. The appellant, on the pretext of and promise to beget a child to the family of the deceased Ramdayal by sorcery, and after winning confidence committed murders of Ramdayal, his wife Smt.…
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