Supreme Court of India
Khokan Giri @ Madhab v. State of West Bengal
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Evidence Act, 1872 - ss.1331114 - Confessional statement of accomplice - Admissibility and appreciation of - Murder of elderly couple at their flat - Robbery - Conviction of appellant and three others u/ss.3021341120B and s.394, !PC based upon the confessional statement of an accomplice (PW3) - PW3 gave confession soon after his arrest - Plea of appellant that High Court wrongly gave undue importance to the testimony of PW3 and based the conviction of appellant thereupon, in absence of independent corroborative evidence in material particulars - Held: As a matter of practice, the evidence of
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