Supreme Court of India
Subhash Maruti Avasare v. State of Maharashtra
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Penal Code, 1860-Sections 302 and 323-Murder-By the accused and co-accused-Prosecution-Names of accused specifically mentioned by the deceased-Prompt lodging of FIR-Recovery of knife and blood-stained clothes-Grudge of the present accused against the deceased was the motive Conviction of all the accused under Section 302 by trial court-High Court confirmed the conviction of the present accused-Plea of alibi by the present accused-On appeal, held: In the facts of the case, conviction justified-Plea of alibi not acceptable as the same was not taken at first instance.
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