Supreme Court of India
Jakki @ Selvaraj and Anr. v. State Rep. by the Ip, Coimbatore
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Penal Code, 1860-ss. 148 and 302-Prosecution for murder-Three ... eye-witnesses to the incident-Two of the witnesses, turned hostile-Evidence / of one eye-witness corroborated by medical evidence-On the basis of evidence c of the eye-witness all the accused convicted by trial court-High Court convicted two accused on the basis of evidence of the eye-witness-But acquitted the co-accused finding the evidence of the eyewitness insufficient to fasten the guilt on them-On appeal, held: Conviction of the two accused on the basis of evidence of the eye-witness justified-Even when the testimony of a
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