Supreme Court of India
Sanjay @ Kaka v. The State (nct of Delhi)
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Evidence Act, 1872; Section 27-Disclosure statement-Admissibility of-Accused commilted robhel)' in a house•in consequence of which deceased was stabbed to death- Accused apprehended on the basis of extra-judicial confession made lo a witness-Disclosure statements of accused led to recovery of weapon of offence, blood stained clothes and stolen property belonging to deceased Accused convicted on circumstantial evidence-Correctness of-Held : Disclosure statements do not implicate the accused with the commission of crime but refer only to the nature of property recovered-Such property is
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