Supreme Court of India
Limbaji and Others v. State of Maharashtra
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Evidence Act, I 872 : Section JJ4 with illustration(a)-Presumption-Accused prosecuted.for murder and robbery-No direct evidence for commission of offence-Recovery of incriminating articles of deceased at the instance of accused-Trial Court convicting under Sel'tion 4Jl /PC-However, Hi11h Court convicting accused for murder and robbery drawing presumption under Section I 14-0n appeal held: Evidence proved that accused conunitted th~ft of articles.from person of the deceased after causing bodily injury and accused not merely receivers of stolen articles-Booty distributed between the accused
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