Supreme Court of India
Suraj Pal Etc. Etc. v. State of Haryana
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Criminal Trial Test identification parade-Object, Purpose and importance of when accused choose on their own volition not to stand test of identification without reasonable cause-Absence of text parade-Dock identification whether should be accepted- Held, Yes, if otherwise found to be reliable. Indian Penal Code, 1860-Sections 3951396 r/ws 397 and 412- Dacoity with murders-Eye witnesses-Sufficient light at the place of occurrence to enable witnesses to see and identify miscreants-Accused declined to submit themselves for identification-Dock identification reliable-Recovery of incriminating…
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