Supreme Court of India
Palwinder Singh v. State of Punjab
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Penal Code, 1860 - s.302134 and 392134 - Prosecution for murder and robbery - By 4 accused including the appellant-accused - Conviction of all the accused by trial court - High Court convicting appellant-accused while acquitting rest of the accus'ed - Held: Prosecution case proved by evidence of eye-witnesses supported by medical o evidence and the recoveries made at the instance of the accused - Conviction of appellant-accused upheld. The appellant-accused, alongwith three other accused, was prosecuted for murder and robbery. There were two eye-witnesses (PW-3 and PW-4) to the incident.
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