Supreme Court of India
Dastagir Sab and Anr. v. State of Karnataka
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Evidence Act, 1872: Section 9. c Test Identification Parade-Non-holding of-Whether fatal to prosecution case-Victim saw accused persons on three occasions almost immediately prior to commission of offence and also when she was sexually assaulted by them-Fat her and brother of the victim came to the scene of crime and saw accused running away-Brother identified them by their description-Accused confessed their guilt when caught by father but refused to come with him-IO -= showed accused to victim before their arrest in order to ensure that the right persons were arrested-Accused also named in…
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