Murder—CCTV footage—Merely because the appellants have been seen going in and out of the premises where the body of deceased was found, does not ipso facto point to their involvement in the crime

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By phlaw| July 29th, 2019|Murder|Comments Off

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Murder—Interested Witness—The statements of interested witnesses can also be relied upon, if these are duly corroborated by other evidence
September 4th, 2019 | Comments Off on Murder—Interested Witness—The statements of interested witnesses can also be relied upon, if these are duly corroborated by other evidence
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Indian Penal Code, 1860, S.302–Murder-Last Seen Together- Incriminating Circumstances—Deceased was last seen alive in the company of accused and the accused did not satisfactorily explain the missing of deceased and the same is a strong militating circumstance against the accused
May 28th, 2018 | Comments Off on Indian Penal Code, 1860, S.302–Murder-Last Seen Together- Incriminating Circumstances—Deceased was last seen alive in the company of accused and the accused did not satisfactorily explain the missing of deceased and the same is a strong militating circumstance against the accused
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Murder—Person transporting a buffalo—Silence and inaction of Police—Case handed over to CBI—Directions issued to immediately transfer to Station House Officer, Deputy Superintending of Police, Superintendent of Police and District Magistrate of concerned area to a far off place.
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Indian Penal Code, 1860, S.302–Murder–Mild inconsistency-The mere fact that, there are certain inconsistencies with regard to the manner of causing injuries to deceased by the witnesses as deposed in the court and as noted in the statement under Section 161 Cr.P.C., can in no manner shake the entire evidence or make the statement of witnesses unreliable.
September 28th, 2017 | Comments Off on Indian Penal Code, 1860, S.302–Murder–Mild inconsistency-The mere fact that, there are certain inconsistencies with regard to the manner of causing injuries to deceased by the witnesses as deposed in the court and as noted in the statement under Section 161 Cr.P.C., can in no manner shake the entire evidence or make the statement of witnesses unreliable.
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Murder–Even if the recovery of the weapons as claimed was after a long period and those were not sent for forensic examination that does not in any way dilute the evidentiary value of the prosecution version.
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Criminal Procedure Code, 1973, S.482 & S.228–Abetment of Suicide- Murder- Discharge of accused-Quashing-Complaint was made by father of deceased- Allegation that harassment was by husband and his family—Post mortem report shows that no injury was found on deceased body-As per doctor death occurred due to starvation and tuberculosis was a result of starvation—Death occurred when deceased was in her matrimonial home and was a case of natural death- Order upheld-Indian Penal Code, 1860, S.306 & S.302.
July 6th, 2017 | Comments Off on Criminal Procedure Code, 1973, S.482 & S.228–Abetment of Suicide- Murder- Discharge of accused-Quashing-Complaint was made by father of deceased- Allegation that harassment was by husband and his family—Post mortem report shows that no injury was found on deceased body-As per doctor death occurred due to starvation and tuberculosis was a result of starvation—Death occurred when deceased was in her matrimonial home and was a case of natural death- Order upheld-Indian Penal Code, 1860, S.306 & S.302.
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Murder—Last seen theory—Gap of 48 hours—Theory projected held to be weak as death of deceased had not taken place immediately after the accused were found in the company of deceased—Acquittal upheld.
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