Supreme Court of India
Hatti Singh v. State of Haryana
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Penal Code, 1860-ss. 364/30211201 rlw s.34-Murder-Circumstantial evidence-Appellant convicted by Courts below-Other three accused however acquitted-Held: Only distinctive features to hold Appellant guilty, c while acquitting other three accused were 'last seen together' evidence and a confession of Appellant leading to recovery of num'ber plate of the vehicle owned by deceased-However 'last seen together' evidence not proved- Presumption under s.114 of the Evidence Act may be raised in respect of commission of theft or receipt of stolen property, if a person is found to be in possession of
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