Supreme Court of India
Dinesh Kumar v. The State of Haryana
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Penal Code,1860 – ss.302,364,392,394,201 and 34 – Evidence Act, 1872 – ss.27,101,106 and 165 – The ca se of prosecution was based on circumstantial evidence i.e. the e vidence of ‘last seen’ and the ‘discoveries’ made from the informati on given by the appellant – Appellant(accused) and one co-accused convicte d by Trial Court for the murder of the deceased – Two separate appeals were filed before the High Court – During the pende ncy of the appeal, the co-accused passed away, thus, his appeal stood abated – The appeal of the present appellant was dismissed, thus conv iction and sentence of
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