Supreme Court of India
Heera and Anr. v. State of Rajasthan
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Evidence Act,1872: Identification/Test identification Parade-Evidentiary value of-The main object of holding a Test identification Parade, during the investigation stage, is to test the memory of the witnesses based upon first impression and also to enable the prosecution to decide whether all or any of them could be cited as eyewitnesses of the crime-The necessity for holding an identification parade can arise only when the accused is not previously known to the witnesses -However, it does not constitute substantive evidence- it is. des/rable that a test identification parade should be
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