Supreme Court of India
Prem Singh v. State of Haryana
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We are of the opinion that in the light of the above facts and particularly the uncertain eye witness account, and our opinion that these witnesses had not seen the incident and particularly the fact that the High Court was dealing with an appeal against acquittal and 5 of the 7 accused stand acquitted as of now on the same evidence, interference by the High Court was not E called for in the case of the appellant.
Judgment, page 18
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Penal Code, 1860: ss. 302134 - Murder with common intention - Victim-deceased shot in broad daylight - PW-16, 8 the brother of the victim-deceased was informed by his c neighbour 'VK' that some persons came in a car and fired shots at the victim-de.ceased causing him serious injuries - Victim brought dead to hospital - As per the statement of widow of the victim, her husband had property dispute with accused 'DR' and the murder was committed as a o consequence of the conspiracy hatched by him along with the co-accused - Appellant and other co-accused arrested - · Appellant was arrested from
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