Supreme Court of India
Hari Kishan v. State of Haryana
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Penal Code, 1860: c ss.302 and 324 - Conviction of one of the seven accused ulss 302 and 324 and three others uls 323 - Testimony of the witness who claimed to have received injuries in the same incident in which deceased was killed - Held: Trial court has observed about the witness that he did 0 not seem to have particular respect for truth and that he had mixed up falsehood with truth - Assumption drawn by trial court and High Court that the witness had received injuries in the occurrence is not borne out by evidence on record - substantial part of prosecution story has been disbelieved by
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