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George vs State Of Tamil Nadu 2024 INSC 974 - Criminal Trial - Interested Witness

Criminal Trial - A conviction could be based on the sole testimony of a witness.- The principle that falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus is not applicable in Indian criminal jurisprudence. (Para 11)- Merely because a witness is an interested witness, it cannot be a ground to discard

Hare Ram Yadav vs State Of Bihar 2024 INSC 936 - Criminal Trial - Relatives As Witnesses

Criminal Trial - Merely because the witnesses are relatives, cannot be a ground to discard the testimony of such witnesses. The only requirement is that the testimonies of such witnesses have to be scrutinized with greater caution and circumspection. (Para 10) Summary: Appeal against conviction under Section 302 IPC -

Section 27 Evidence Act

Wadla Bheemaraidu Vs State Of Telangana 2024 INSC 923- S 27 Evidence Act - Circumstantial Evidence

Indian Evidence Act 1872 - Section 27 -Information under Section 27 IEA which leads to discovery of an incriminating material/evidence must be proved by the Investigating Officer as being voluntary and uninfluenced by threat, duress or coercion. The Investigating Officer is also required to prove the contents of the

Indian Penal Code

Suresh Chandra Tiwari Vs State Of Uttarakhand 2024 INSC 907 - S 27 Evidence Act - Ss 302,304 IPC

❓Whether disclosure statement is admissible in evidence if the alleged discovery was not made pursuant to that statement? Indian Evidence Act 1872 - Section 27 - When disclosure statement was recorded at the police station whereas recovery was made from the place pointed out by the accused enroute to the

Code Of Criminal Procedure 1973: Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita 2023

Vijaya Singh Vs State Of Uttarakhand 2024 INSC 905 - S 164 CrPC

?Can a statement under Section 164 CrPC be discarded on a mere statement of the witness that it was not recorded correctly? Code Of Criminal Procedure - Section 164 - A statement under Section 164 CrPC cannot be discarded at the drop of a hat and on a mere statement

Indian Evidence Act 1872 : Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam 2023

Randeep Singh @ Rana Vs State Of Haryana 2024 INSC 887 - Ss 25-27 Evidence Act

Indian Evidence Act 1872 - Section 25-27 - There is a complete prohibition on even proving such confessions made by the accused to a police officer while in custody- Such confessions are not admissible in the evidence except to the extent to which Section 27 is applicable. If such inadmissible

Karakkattu Muhammed Basheer vs State Of Kerala 2024 INSC 838 - Criminal Trial - Circumstantial Evidence

Criminal Trial - Circumstantial Evidence- The chain of events needs to be so established that the court has no option but to come to one and only one conclusion i.e. the guilt of the accused person. If an iota of doubt creeps in at any stage in the sequence