Supreme Court of India

Vikas v. Sta Te of Rajas Than

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Reported as [2002] SUPP. 1 S.C.R. 435
Bench M.B. Shah, Bisheshwar Prasad Singh and H.K. Sema JJ.
Decided 2 August 2002

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Penal Code, I 860 : Sections 302 rlw I 20- , 304- , 364 and 498: Murder-Wife tortured and murdered by husband for not bringing adequate dowry--CoTIViction of husband and her parents-High Court maintained the conviction-Appreciation of circumstantial evidence by High Court­ Correctness of-Held, High Court has not commi(ted any error in appreciating the evidence adduced in proof of circumstances connecting the accused with the crime though, it is not necessary for it to re-appreciate the evidence-­ Evidence Act, I 872-Circumstantial evidence. According to the prosecution, accused-appellant had

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