Supreme Court of India
Indra Dalal v. State of Haryana
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Penal Code, 1860: s. 302 r/w. s. 1208 - Contract killing;.... Accused came on a scooter to victim-deceased's house and c fired at his chest and head- Thereafter he threw the pistol at the spot and ran away on the scooter- Previous grudge of appellants-accused alleged - Conviction recorded against appellants primarily on the basis of their confessional statements and recovery of scooter from the house of appellant no. 1 - Held: The confessional statements were recorded when these accused were in police custody- Such statements were inadmissible having regard to ss. 25 and 26 - The information
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