Supreme Court of India
State of Karnataka v. A. B. Mahesha Etc.
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Appeal: State’s appeal against acquittal – Trial court convicted respondents/accused for offence of murder on the basis of circumstantial evidence – High Court set aside conviction and acquitted all the accused – On State’s appeal, held: The evidence of prosecution witnesses were totally contradictory to each other – There was material contradiction as to the recovery of material objects and also identification of those material objects by the father of the victim-deceased (PW-3) – There was inconsistent version between the I.O. and PW-3 which raised serious doubt about the alleged recovery…
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