Supreme Court of India
Amarjit Singh v. State of Haryana
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Penal Code, 1860: c s.302 - Murder- Conviction - Serious injuries to one of the accused - Not explained by prosecution - Held: Though every injury is not liable to be explained when the accused pleads a defence, but an obligation does lie on the prosecution to explain the presence of a serious injury - In 0 the instant case, as the prosecution has not been able to present an explanation as to how injuries were suffered by the accused and on the contrary his very presence has been denied, the courts below were in error in brushing aside this serious infirmity in the prosecution case -
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