Supreme Court of India
Kulwant Singh@ Kulbansh Singh v. State of Bihar
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Penal Code, 1860: s.302 rlw s.109-Murder-Allegation that on exhortation by accused- Appellant, co-accused fired bullets on deceased-Corrviction of Appellant under s.302 rlw 109-Propriety of-On facts, held, proper-Evidence of eye witnesses cogent-No reason for them to shield the actual culprit and falsely implicate Appellant-s. I 09 clearly applicable. s. 109-Applicability of-Discussed ss. I 09 and 114-Distinction between-Outlined. Evidence-Of relatives of deceased-Appreciation-Held: No proposition in law that the relatives are to be treated as untruthful witness. According to the
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