Supreme Court of India
Shahabuddin Abdul Kahlik Shaikh v. State of Gujarat
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Indian Penal Code 186()-Section 302 r/w Section 34-Te"orists and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act 1987-Appellant prosecuted for mur der-Prosecution case based on the sole testimony of the brother of the deceased-contradictions in his statements-Convicted for both the charges by Trial Court-On appeal conviction set aside. Evodemce Act, 1872 : Evidence-Appreciation of-Acceptance of contradictory evidence-To depend upon the consideration whether contradiction apparent or rea~ in consequential or materia~ explainable or irreconciliable-lnconsistency in the evidence of brother of the
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