Supreme Court of India
State of Rajasthan v. Biram Lal
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Penal Code,· 1860-Section 376-Prosei.:ution under-Version of Prosecutrix-Corroboration by 3 witnesses-Conviction by Trial Court- Acquittal by High Court disbelieving the corroborating evidence and for non availability of Report of Chemical Examiner-On appeal, held: Accused was liable to be convicted in view of the evidence of the prosecutrix being free from any blemish and being duly corroborated by other witnesses.…
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