Supreme Court of India

State of Rajasthan v. N.K. - the Accused

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Reported as [2000] 2 S.C.R. 818
Bench Dr. A.S. Anand, R.C. Lahoti and S.N. Variava JJ.
Decided 30 March 2000

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For the foregoing reasons, we are of the opinion that the High Court has - committed a clear error of law in interfering with the judgment of the trial B court regarding proof of guilt of the accused.

Judgment, page 15

From the headnote

Indian Penal Codi!, 1860 : Section 376-0.ffence under-Delay in lodging FIR satisfactorily ex- c plained-Testimony of prosecutrix corroborated by another witness and Medi- cal Evidence-Delay in medical examination-Absence of injuries on the body of the prosecutrix-Perpetrator of crime able bodied youth-Acquittal by High Court on presumption of the consent of the prosecuirix to the act-On appeal, Held, Prosecutrix is a witness of truth and her testimony inspires confidence--, Absence of injury is not necessarily an evidence to falsify the allegation or an evidence of consent-If prosecution has

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