Supreme Court of India
Ram Babu v. State of U.P.
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Evidence Act, 1872 - s. 9 - Test identification parade - Relevance of - Held: Identification parade belongs to investigation stage - Its purpose is to test and strengthen trustworthiness of the substantive evidence of a witness in court - Evidence with regard to test identification parade may be used by court for the purpose of corroboration, if adequate precautions are ensured - On facts, accused committed offence of dacoity - Conviction u/s. 395 /PC and sentence of five years rigorous imprisonment by courts below, on basis of identification does not call for interference - Identification of
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