Supreme Court of India
Bhiva Doulu Patil v. State of Maharashta
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Criminal 1'rial-Approver- Corroboration, if necessary qua each accused-Indian Evidence Act, 1872(1 of 1872), 88. 114,133 . .The appellant and R were convicted for murder on the testimony of an approver corroborated by the recovery at the instance of R of the knife with which the murder was commit ted and of the evidence that the appellant and R had got the knife prepared nine weeks before the murder. The appellant contended that his conviction was illegal as there was no corrobo ration of the testimony of the approver so far as he was concerned. Held, that the conviction of the appellant
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