Supreme Court of India
Bhag Singh and Ors. Etc. v. State of Punjab
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Criminal law-Evidence of eye witness cannot be assailed merely on the ground of exactitude/precision-Precision or vagueness in testimony depends on the individual- broad angel taking aspects like examination in coun, the nanation, etc. to be considered. The appellants were found guilty of murder of , by the Sessions Court which finding was upheld by the High Court. On appeal before this Court, it was submitted on behalf of the appellants, that the evidence of the witnesses who were convicted in an earlier murder case involving the father c of one of the appellants, and who were consequently
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