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Supreme Court Overturns Conviction in 14-Year-Old Girl's Murder Due to Flawed Identification. Lack of Test Identification Parade (TIP) and unreliable witness testimony lead to the acquittal of the appellant after eight years in jail.

The appellant challenges the High Court of Madras's order upholding his conviction for the brutal murder of a 14-year-old girl, based largely on circu...

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Supreme Court Quashes Bigamy Charges Appellants Exonerated Due to Insufficient Evidence

Criminal Law - Bigamy - Accomplice Liability - Quashing of Proceedings Bigamy, Accomplice Liability, Section 494 IPC, Common Intention, Quashing of P...

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Conviction Upheld: Indian Penal Code (IPC) Murder Case. Judicial Validation: Dying Declaration Crucial in Conviction of Husband for Wife's Murder

Criminal Law, Indian Penal Code (IPC), Dying Declaration, Conviction for Murder The appeal was dismissed, and the appellant was directed to surrender...

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Supreme Court Acquits Appellant in Murder Case: Eyewitness Testimony Deemed Unreliable

Criminal Law - Appeal against conviction - Eyewitness testimony - Credibility of witnesses - Benefit of doubt - Quashing of judgment and sentence 1. ...

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Supreme Court Acquits Accused, Citing Unreliable Evidence and Procedural Flaws. Acquittal in a murder case upheld due to lack of credible witness testimony and procedural inconsistencies.

The Supreme Court overturned the Karnataka High Court's decision convicting three accused of murder. The trial court had acquitted the accused due to ...

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Supreme Court Modifies Murder Conviction to Culpable Homicide. Accused Released After Over a Decade in Jail; Co-Accused Acquitted.

The Supreme Court of India has modified the conviction of the appellant from murder (Section 302 IPC) to culpable homicide not amounting to murder (Se...

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Supreme Court Partially Allows Criminal Appeal in Murder Case by Modifying Conviction of One Accused from Section 302 to Section 304 Part II IPC. Conviction of Three Accused Under Section 302 read with Section 34 IPC Confirmed Based on Consistent Eyewitness Testimonies Establishing Common Intention.

The criminal appeal arose from the concurrent conviction of four accused under Section 302 read with Section 34 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860, for th...

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Supreme Court Grants Leave and Expedites Hearing in IPC Murder Case Involving Section 34 Common Intention Question. Court Recognizes Substantial Legal Issue Regarding Uniform Application of Section 34 IPC When Co-Accused Received Different Convictions Under Sections 302 and 304 Part II IPC.

The Supreme Court considered a criminal appeal arising from a murder conviction where four accused were charged under Sections 341, 302 and 506 read w...

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Supreme Court Upholds Conviction of Accused Under Section 302 IPC While Affirming Acquittal of Co-accused in Murder Case. Evidence Established Fatal Injuries Inflicted by One Accused with Kulhari, While Other Only Used Lathi, Not Proving Common Intention for Murder Under Section 34 IPC.

The dispute arose from an incident on 09.01.1999 involving four accused persons—Mohd. Yunus (A1), Mohd. Jamil (A2), Ghasita (A3), and Akhtar Hussain...