Supreme Court of India
Chandan & Om Prakash v. State of Rajasthan
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From the headnote
t Indian Evidence Act, 1872: Ss. 114(6) and 133-Evidence of accomplice-Corroboration by independent evidence-Necessity for. f. Five persons were tried for the murder of a widow, out of which one turned approver. There was no direct evidence in the case. The only c ''-f'- evidence was the evidence of the approver and the other evidence regarding recovery of articles by three witnesses. '-( The trial court discarded the testimony of two witnesses who had • "' y identified some articles. The third witness, the son of the deceased and who had identified the articles was not examined at the trial.
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