Supreme Court of India
Ajay Kumar Singh v. The Flag Officer Commanding-in-chief & Ors.
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Penal Code, 1860: ss. 342 and 392 rlw. s.25(1- ) of Arms Act ands. 77(2) of Navy Act, 1957 - Bunk robbery by 3 Navy officials - Court Martial trial - Conviction on the basis of the witnesses PWs 14 and 18 (Bank Manager and Clerk) - Their dismissal with disgrace alongwith other consequential penalties - In statutory appeal conviction confirmed - Armed Forces Tribunal disbelieved the identification of the three accused persons by PWs 14 and 18 - Convicted the accused 'AK' and 'UK' on the basis of evidence of Fingerprint Expert proving the chance fingerprint to be that of appellants 'AK' and
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