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Reversal of Acquittal: Appellate court cannot reverse the acquittal on fresh appreciation of evidence and without recording any illegality error of law or of fact in the Trial court judgment

-February 12, 2024

Head note: Challenge: Trial court acquitted the appellants but Hon’ble High court reversed the acquittal and held the appellants guilty of murder hence this appeal - Analysing the judgment of the Hon’ble High Court - Issue: Whether the High Court was correct in reversing the order of acquittal - The accused are not unknown to the victims - Presumption of…

Must have judgment for defense counsels: Prosecution cannot prove a fact during trial through witness which was not stated to the police during investigation

-January 6, 2024

Appeal - Case of the Prosecution - Trial court conclusion - Analysis and findings - Case is based on circumstantial evidence - Illicit relationship is the key motive for murder - Circumstance and opportunity - Inmates of the house must explain - Initial burden to prove circumstantial evidence is lesser than other cases - Appellant failed to offer proper and…

A must have judgment: How to appreciate Confession & circumstantial evidence?

-January 5, 2024

Appeal - Witnesses turned hostile – Recovery - DNA test - Fact discovered must lead to physical object and only that information can be proved - Recovery proves the factum of object found and the knowledge of the accused to its existence - except recovery rest of the information is to be excluded - Hypotheses presumption as to the accused’s…

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