Supreme Court of India
Sarwan Singh v. State of Punjab
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Penal Cade, 18601 Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act, 1985-Sectfons 302 and 307 rlw Section 34/Section 3-Prosecution under Incident witnessed by injured eye witness-Accused known to the victim party- Conviction by Designated Court-On appeal-Conviction upheld as evidence is credit-worthy and acceptable. Criminal Trial Failure to examine independent witnesses-Effect of-Held, if evidence of interested witnesses is acceptable and creditworthy, prosecution can prove its case with its assistance. Test Identification Parade-Requirement of-Failure to hold-Effect of Held, factum
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