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JUDGMENT: J U M N T Nanvati. J. The State has filed this appeal against the acquittal of the respondent who was convicted by the trial court but acquitted by the High Court. This is a case if circumstantial evidence. The circumstances which were relied upon by the prosecution were relied upon by the prosecution were as under: "1. Motive; 2. The accused and the deceased last seen in the company of each other; 3. Finding of blood-stained clothes and footwear in the house of the accused under panchnama; 4.
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