Supreme Court of India
Tipparam Prabhakar v. The State of Andhra Pradesh
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r PENAL CODE, 1860: c s.302 - Murder - Conviction based on circumstantial evidence of accused last seen with deceased - Held: There being discrepancies is evidence of witnesses, and their evidence having not established accusations against accused, merely because his identity card was found near the dead body, that cannot be a determinative factor to find him guilty- Accused acquitted - Circumstantial evidence. The appellant and two others were prosecuted for commission of the offence punishable uls 302 rlw s.34 IPC. The prosecution case was that on 20.3.2003 at about , ' ~ 7.00 p,m. the
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