Supreme Court of India
Rambraksh @ Jalim v. State of Chhattisgarh
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Penal Code, 1860- ss.302/34 ands. 201-Murder- Conviction on the basis of last seen theory - Sustainability of - On facts, · commission of murder of R - Prosecution case based upon circumstantial evidence and the last seen theory - Conviction and sentence of accused no. 2 u/s.302134 ands. 201, by courts below - On appeal, held: Deceased was last seen alive in the company of accused on the fateful day and after seven days the bones and clothes allegedly belonging to deceased were noticed and thereafter, seized from the field - Seizure/recovery was not pursuant to any information furnished by
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- 2023 Jabir & Ors v. The State of Uttarakhand
- 2019 Shailendra Rajdev Pasvan and Others v. State of Gujarat Etc.
- 2025 Padman Bibhar v. State of Odisha
Of those, 2 relied on · 1 referred to
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