acquittal

Acquittal
Acquittal

Acquittal: No last seen alive accused and deceased together before the commission of offence hence circumstance not proved

affidavit
Acquittal

Don’t mention as Lower courts: Acquittal based on the affidavits filed by the eyewitness in Court

acquittal
Acquittal

Acquittal: Without establishing circumstantial evidence mere recovery of wheel spanner at the SOC with the accused finger prints on it would not be enough to hold the accused guilty

marksheet
Acquittal

Acquittal: Prosecution ought to have exhibited the original postal cover and not the copy even if it bore the signature of appellant

dowry death
Acquittal

Dowry death: Acquittal: Evidence on record is full of omissions amount to material contradiction

omission amounts to contradiction
Acquittal

Dowry Death: Since witnesses stating the dowry demand only before the court (significant omission) would not establish section 304B IPC

DNA test
Acquittal

DNA evidence: The court cannot rely on the DNA report if the prosecution fails to prove when the blood was taken from the accused for comparison

appeal against acquittal
Acquittal

Appeal against acquittal: In appeal against acquittal presumption of innocence is fortified and appellate Court not to take contrary view if trial court’s view is plausible

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