Supreme Court of India
State of U. P. v. Mangal Singh & Ors.
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Penal Code, 1860.- ss. 302 rlw 149 and 148 - Three c members of a family done to death - Death caused due to gun-shot injuries - At the relevant time, deceased and PW1 were travelling in a bullock-cart - Trial Court convicted the accused-respondents - Conviction set aside by High Court on the premise that the evidence of PWs did not inspire confidence -: Justification of - Held: On facts, justified - From _, ..._ evidence of PWs, it is clear that they could not have witnessed the occurrence as claimed and they also changed the place of occurrence and the manner in which the alleged occurrence
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