Supreme Court of India
Harbans Singh v. State (govt. of Nct of Delhi)
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y Prevention of Terrorism Act, 2002-ss . 3(5), 20, 22(2), 32, and 52- ... Hawala transaction to a member of terrorist group by the accused-Recovery of money immediately after transaction-Confessional statement by the c accused-Confirmed by the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate to be as per provisions of s.32-Purpose of transaction not explained by the accused- Conviction by Courts below-On appeal, held: Conviction justified-Since the purpose of transaction was within the knowledge of the accused alone, s. 106 of Evidence Act casts upon them responsibility of advancing an explanation for the
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