Supreme Court of India
Md. Kalam @ Abdul Kalam v. State of Rajasthan
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Penal Code, 1860 - s.395 - Robbery by accused and others from the house of complainant - Conviction u/s. 395 c on basis of test identification parade - Challenge to, by accused - Held: Accused was correctly identified by complainant in test identification parade - Complainant had ample opportunity to identify the accused - He was believed in respect of identification of other accused persons who faced trial earlier and on basis thereof the accused persons were convicted u/s 395 by courts below- Hence, order of conviction and sentence of accused suffers from no infirmity and thus, upheld -
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