Supreme Court of India
Sheshanna Bhumanna Yadav v. State of Maharashtra
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Indian Evidence Act (I of 1872). ss. 133, 114, ill. (b)-Evidence of accomplice and corroboration-Scope of. Two accused father and son were convicted of the offence of murder· ing a young boy of 15 and the offences of house-breaking and theft next day, of articles from the house of the grand-father of the deceased in which the deceased was living alone at the time of his murder. 'Dhe evidence mainly consisted of that of the apprO\·er, fhe corroboration of the approver's evidence as against one of the accused (the son) con· sisled of the following :-(i) on the day of the occurrence, two wit·
Where later benches applied it
- 2016 Somasundaram @ Somu v. State Rep. by Dy. Comm. of Police
- 2011 Mrinal Das & Ors. v. The State of Tripura
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