Supreme Court of India
Jodhraj Singh v. State of Rajasthan
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Penal Code. 1860-ss.302 and 34-Murder-FIR naming the accused and stating the specific role played by each accused-Motive proved - Ultimate cause of death has found to be assault by co-accused-Four of the Prosecution witnesses turned hostile-Version of the first informant consistent-Conviction by courts below-On appeal, held: Accused was rightly convicted by the reason of his common intention for commission of crime Even if some witnesses turned hostile, conviction can be based even on testimony of single witness-In the fact situation of a case, it is permissible for a court to rely on one
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