Supreme Court of India
Mangilal v. State of Rajasthan and Anr.
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Criminal Trial : Poison-Administering of-Victim deposed that the accused adminis tered poison to her-Chemical examination disclosed presence of insecticide ·poison in the gastric lavage and blood sample of the victi;,,-However, trial court acquitted the accused Of! the ground that th11,re was no oral, documentary or circumstantial evidence-Held: The vietim s deposition is direct evidence which was supported by presence of insecticide poison in the blood sample of the victim-Therefore, it cannot be said that there was no oral, direct, documen tary or circumstantial evidence-Acquittal set
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