Supreme Court of India
Lachman Singh and Others v. The State
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Evidence Act (1 of 1872), sec. 27-Statements of several accused leading to discoveries-Admissibility-Necessity of proof as to which statement was made first-Scope of sec. 27. Three persons K, M and S, who were accused of murder · made statements to the police which disclosed that the dead bodies after being dismembered were thrown into a stream and the police party thereafter went with the three accused to the stream where each of them pointed out a place where different 1952 Thakur Gokal Chand v. Parvin Kumari. Fazl Ali f. 1952 March 21. 1952 Lachma11 Singh and Others v. The State. 840
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