Supreme Court of India
Prem Singh v. State (n.c.t) Delhi
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Penal Code, 1860: s.307 - Conviqtion under- Affirmed c by High Court on ground that scientific evidence connected the weapon of appellant with the crime - Held: The injured did not identify the appellant to be the assailant - Merely because he was·owner of the weapon would not be ground to convict him under s.307 - Further no question was put to the appellant in his examination under s.313 Cr.P. regarding ~- his purported role - Conviction set aside - Arms Act,' 1950 - s.27.…
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