Supreme Court of India
Kansa Behera v. State of Orissa
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Indian ·Penal Code-Section 302-Conviction on circumstantial evidence-When valid-Circumstance of accused being with the deceased on the evening of occurrence-Whether sufficient to convict ,,1.. accused. Indian Evidence Act, 1872-Sections 3 and 14-Circumstantia/ evidence-Conviction based on-When valid-Circumstance of accu sed being with deceased on the evening of occurrence-Whether suffi cient when other accused from whom instrument of offence recovered is acquitted. The prosecution alleged that the deceased had some land dispute with one of the accused and his two brothers, that the deceased
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