Supreme Court of India
State of Haryana v. Rajmal and Another
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Punjab Prohibition of Cow Slaughter Act, 1955: s.8- Conviction under, by courts below, reversed by High Court on grounds of absence of independent witness from the locality at the time of conducting raid, absence of evidence c to prove that the accused persons were the owners of the house and were in exclusive possession of the house where 0 raid was conducted and non-identification of accused - On appeal, held: None of the grounds put forward by High Court were sustainable - Trial court found that there was cogent evidence to show that both the accused persons were known to the witnesses
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