Supreme Court of India
Maqbool @ Zubir @ Shahnawaz and Anr. v. State of Ap.
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Penal Code, 1860 - s.302 - Conviction by courts below based on evidence of eyewitnesses - Interference with - Held: 8 Not called for as the evidence of eyewitnesses and medical evidence supported the case· of prosecution - Entries made in a diary recovered during investigation depicted the plan of the crime, its commission and result - Concurrent finding of courts below that entries in diary provided substantial support to the case of prosecution - Thus, prosecution was able to prove the case beyond reasonable doubt. Investigation - Lacunae in - Duty of Investigating Officer while
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