Supreme Court of India
Bimla Devi v. Rajesh Singh &anr.
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Penal Code, 1860- ss. 302134, 201, 148, 452, 323 - Double murder - Previous enmity between the parties - c Statement of informant that assailants shot dead her father in-/aw and her husband, dumped father-in-law's body into the well and snatched the jewellery of the ladies - Conviction of accused persons under various provisions of the Code and sentenced to rigorous imprisonment for life - In appeal, the High Court gave benefit of doubt to accused RS and acquitted · him of all the charges, however, upheld conviction and sentence of four accused holding that the case was proved beyond
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