Supreme Court of India
Prithi v. State of Haryana
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Penal Code, 1860 - ss.3021149, 3071149, 148 and 201 - Prosecution under - Of five accused - Two eye-witnesses to the incident - One of the eye-witnesses related to the deceased while the other was injured witness - Non-recovery of dead body -Conviction by Courts below - On appeal by appel/ant-ar;cused, held: Conviction justified - It is not essential to establish 'corpus delic.ti' - The prosecution evidence has established the commission of crime - Both the eye-witnesses are reliable witnesses. Criminal Law - 'Corpus delicti' - Establishment of- Held: It i.<> r:ot essential to establish
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