Supreme Court of India
State of Andhra Pradesh v. Kanda Gopaludu
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Penal Code, J860-Section 302-Conviction by Trial Court on basis of extra-judicial confession allegedly made by accused before PWs. J to 3 as also the evidence of the JO and the doctor-But acquittal by High Court- On appeal, Held: Reasoning of High Court that the accused made confession before strangers is contrary to the evidence, hence perverse-Testimony of Pws. J, 2 and 3 found consistent-Evidence of the JO well corroborated in material particulars by the evidence of the Doctor-Plea of the accused that deceased committed suicide completely belied by medical evidence, hence can be taken as
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