Supreme Court of India
Raja v. State by the Inspector of Police
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Penal Code,1860: ss. 394, 396, 449, 395/397 – Prosecution under – Of seven accused – Five injuredeye-witnesses – Accused Nos.1 to 6 were identified in Test Identification Parade by all the eye-witnesses – Conviction by trial court of the six accused and accused No.7 acquitted – High Court affirmed the order of trial court – Appeal to Supreme Court by the convicted accused – Held: In the circumstances of the case, the presence and participation of accused Nos. 1 to 6 stood proved through eye-witness account – There is no infirmity in the evidence of identification by the eye- witnesses…
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