Supreme Court of India
Ram Kishan and Ors. v. State of Uttar Pradesh
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Penal Code, 1860-Sections 302 r!w 149 and 323 r!w 149-Murder Appreciation of evidence-Evidence of three eye-witnesses-Deceased was assaulted with 'lath is 'fitted with iron rings-One of them, an injured witness, was accompanying the deceased-Conviction by Sessions Court upheld by High Court-Validity of-Held: mere acquaintance or friendship of PW I with deceased not a reason to discard his evidence when his presence at place of incident not doubtful-No reason to doubt evidence of other two witnesses too-All injuries on deceased were on the head and the brain was exposed-Finding of the Doctor…
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