Supreme Court of India
Chaudhari Ramji Bhai Narasangbhai v. State of Gujarat and Ors.
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Penal Code, 1860-Sections 304 Part II, 325 and 447-Conviction under-Acquittal by trial court-Conviction by High Court-Correctness of Held: Order of High Court does not suffer from any patent error of law or perversity of approach and total lack of evidence to warrant interference. Evidence Act, 1872--Section 145-Applicability of-Held: Applicable when same person makes two contradictory statements-When there is alleged contradictions between one prosecution witness vis-a-vis statement of other witness no adverse inference can be drawn.
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