Supreme Court of India
State of Punjab v. Jagga Singh Etc
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Penal Code, 1860- ss. 302 and 30211208 - Murder by seven accused - Two of the accused convicted uls. ;302 and s. 25 of Arms Act and their conviction confirmed by High Court - Five of the accused convicted by trial court uls. 3021 1208 and acquitted by High Court - Appeal against conviction order of two accused and acquittal order of the five accused - Held: conviction order against two accused is affirmed - The prosecution case against them is supported · by evidence of eye-witnesses who are further corroborated by the evidence of finger-print expert - High Court rightly acquitted the five…
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