Supreme Court of India

Binay Kumar Singh v. The State of Bihar

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Reported as [1996] SUPP. 8 S.C.R. 225
Bench Dr. A.S. Anand and K.T. Thomas JJ.
Decided 31 October 1996
Status Distinguished

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Criminal law : Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973.· Section 154. FIR-Requirements of-Held: Nebulous or cryptic information fi'om somebody who did not disclose any authentic knowledge about commission of cognisable offence would not be sufficient to register FIR. Evidence Act: 1872: Sections 145 and I 55(3). Impeachment of credibility of witness· -Procedure of-Held: if witness diso1vned any staten1ent lvhich ivas inconsistent with any part of his statement in court he could be contradicted by calling his attention to those parts of statement which were to be used for contracdicting him-·.ft was

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