Supreme Court of India
Sanjeev Kumar v. State of Himachal Pradesh
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Criminal Law : Criminal Tlial : Circumstantial evidence-Murder-Accused seen going to the house of deceased and was seen coming out of the house after the occu"ence with knife in his hand-Accused with bloodstained clothes on his person went to the house of witness and requested her to bring a set of clothes from the house c of co-accused for the purpose of changing-Bloodstained clothes recovered from the house of co-accused-Reports of Chemical Examiner and Serologist con finned presence of human blood 011 these clothes for which accused did not off er any expla11ation-Knif e stained with human
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