Supreme Court of India
Pradumansinh Kalubha v. State of Gujarat
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Indian Penal Code, 1860: Section 304 Part II-Appellant-Prosecution of-Caused death by delivering knife blow on chest of deceased-Acquittal by tril'll court-Conviction by High Court-Held appellant's involvement in crime--'Oearly established-High Court has demonstrated conclusion of trial court wrong and not sustainable on evidence. Indian Evidence Act, 1872: Section 27-Weapon-Seizure of-Not material-When direct evi- · !fence available of involvement of accused. The prosecution alleged that the Harijans and the Garasia Durbars in the township of Thangadh in the" respondent-State were not
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