Supreme Court of India
Ashfaq v. State (govt. of Nct of Delhi)
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What the Court ordered
We are of the view that the concurrent findings, as rightly contended for the respondent, are not only well merited but are found sufficiently based on and supported by overwhelming materials on record and no patent illegality or infirmity as to warrant our E interference have been shown to vitiate in any manner those concurrent findings recorded by the Courts below in this case.
Judgment, page 8
From the headnote
Penal Code 1860 : Ss.452, 392 and 397 rlw s. 34-Test identification parade not conducted-Effect of-Accused armed with pistol and knives-Entered the house of complainant and using threat of weapons took away cash and other belongings of the persons present in the house-Conviction and sentence by trial court-. .ffirmed by High Court-Appeal by two of the accused contending that identification of accused in court without conduct- ing a test identification parade renders prosecution case unreliable-Held, accused having remained in the house for quite sometime, holding witnesses at ransom by
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