Supreme Court of India
Suresh Chandra Sharma v. State of M.P.
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Penal Code, 1860 - s. 194 - Sessions trial for commission of offences punishable under ss.302, 302 rlw 34, 394 and 397 /PC - Presiding Officer concluded that appellant, the Investigating Officer in the case, fabricated false evidence in course of trial by surreptitiously inserting timings in various documents prepared during investigation, and accordingly filed complaint against him - Conviction of appellant under s. 194 - Justification of- Held: Justified - The defence lawyer himself deposed to have seen the manipulation - On facts of the case and in view of the evidences of the defence
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