Supreme Court of India
Dashrath Singh v. State of U.P.
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In the result, the Criminal Appeal No. 910 of2000 filed by Raja Ram is allowed partly.
Judgment, page 19
From the headnote
Criminal Trial : Investigation-Defective investigation-IO omitted to make certain important points in the site plan-Effect of-Held: Though the investigation was perfunctory yet it did not materially affect the substratum of the prosecution case which stood established by cogent and reliable evidence. Injuries on the accused-Non-mention of the same in FIR-Effect of-Held: Non-mention of injuries in FIR not a ground to discard the explanation of injuries given at the trial., Injuries on the accused-Non-explanation-Effect of-Held: The weight to be given to non-explanation of injuries on the
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