Supreme Court of India
State of Tamil Nadu v. Manmatharaj
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PENAL CODE, 1860: c ss. 302 and 201 - Accused convicted of his wife's murder - Trial court relying on the extra-judicial confession stated to have been made to village Administrative Officer - Acquittal by High Court as it did not find reliable the confession and the evidence led to corroborate it - HELD: High Court has : rightly held the prosecution version unacceptable - There is no infirmity in the reasoning of High Court to warrant interference - Evidence - Extra-judicial confession. ~ The respondent was prosecuted ulss 302 and 201 IPC for casing death of his wife. The prosecution case ,
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