Supreme Court of India
Vithal Pundalik Zendge v. St Ate of Maharashtra
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Penal Code, 1860: c ss. 3021149, 144 and 148 - Murder - Plea that court ·should not rest conviction on the evidence of solitary witness - HELD: In the instant case, the roles played by each of the accused persons have been elaborately described by the witness - Her presence on the scene of occurrence has been accepted - Deceased was her brother and accused persons were known to her - Minor discrepancies in her -·~ statement have rightly been held by trial court and High Court of no consequence - Conviction and sentence upheld - Evidence Act, 1872 - s. 134. Evidence Act, 1872: s. 134 - Number
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