Supreme Court of India
State of U.P. v. Babu Ram
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Evidence Act, 1872-Section 8-Motive-Evidentiary value-Failure to prove motive-Consequenqes of-Whether prosecution case wouldfailfor its failure to prove the motive-Held, No-Whether inability to prove motive would weaken prosecution to any perceptible limit-Held, No. Indian Penal Code, 1860-Section 302-Triple Murder-Case of patri cide-cum-matricide-cum-fraticide-Circumstantial evidence-Conviction based on-Sustainability upheld-Unmerited acquittal passed by High Court set aside in appeal-Sentence of death altered to imprisonment for life. The respondent was prosecuted for committing triple
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