Supreme Court of India
Dayal Das v. State of Rajasthan
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Judgment, page 6
From the headnote
PENAL CODE, 1860: ss.304 (part-II) and 328, and s.54- of Rajasthan Excise Act - Conviction by trial court and High Court, of accused on the statement that the person who died of consuming illicit liquor was seen drinking in the soda-lemon shop of the accused - HELD: The statement of the witness which led to conviction of the accused does not indicate that the deceased had purchased the illicit liquor from the shop of the accused -Moreover, the liquor consumed by deceased from shop of accused was not sent for chemical examination - Consequently, accused cannot be connected with the crime on
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