Supreme Court of India

Kapil Deo Sinha v. Kirandeo Prasad & Anr.

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Decided 17 October 2008

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Penal Code, 1860: s.302 - Conviction under, by trial Court - Acquittal by High Court - Correctness of'"'."' On facts, c held: Not correct - Non-examination of investigating officer and doctor without any explanation weakened the prosecu- tion case - Witness stated that the accused was not present when the alleged incident took place -:: High Court rightly or- dered acquittal. Prosecution case was that in the evening of _,,...…

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