Supreme Court of India
Brijesh Mavi v. State of Nct of Delhi
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Penal Code, 1860/Arms Act, 1959 - ss. 302 and 460 r!W s. 34 I s. 25 - Prosecution under - Sole eye-witness - He named one accused who in tum disclosed involvement of appellant and one other accused - After arrest of appellant accused, recovery of weapon at his instance - Proceedings abated against the named accused due to his death - Conviction of appellant and the other accused by trial court - High Court affirming the conviction of appellant-accused but , acquitting the other accused - On appeal by appel/ant accused, held: Conviction uls. 25 Arms Act was justified as the recovery of the
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- 2010 Aftab Ahmad Ansari v. State of Uttaranchal
- 2010 Vikram Singh & Ors. v. State of Punjab
- 2011 Mohd. Arif @ Ashfaq v. State of Nct of Delhi
- 2009 Abdulwahab Abdulmajid Baloch v. State of Gujarat
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