Supreme Court of India
Kuratikar Sudhakar v. State of An Dh Ra Pradesh
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Pena/Code, 1860-s.302-Murder-Twodeceased Father and son hacked to death with an axe - Incident occurred at night when deceased were sleeping with their family members - Conviction of accused-appellant - Sustainability - Held: Sustainable - Evidence against the appellant was clear and unimpeachable - Hearsay of a · defence witness cannot weaken the prosecution case or cast any doubt on the depositions of the son and wife of the two· 0 deceased, who naturally woke up to the sounds of hacking by the axe and saw the accused standing between the two c-0ts of the deceased and then saw him running…
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