Supreme Court of India
State of U.P. v. Jai Prakash
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Penal Code, 1860---ss. 302, 364 & 201-Recovery of dead body from well-Deceased last seen in company of Respondent-Respondent allegedly c had animosity towards family of deceased-Conviction of Respondent by Trial Court-Set aside by High Court in appeal-On facts, held: Scenario presented by prosecution not natural and improbable-In view of the nature of the evidence tendered by.. prosecution, High Court right in acquitting Respondent-Appeal against acquittal-Duty of Appellate Court. The dead body of PW3's son aged 7 years was recovered from a well. Deceased was last seen in the company of
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