Kerala High Court upholds murder conviction based on ocular testimony, dying declaration, and res gestae, affirming that scientific inconsistencies do not invalidate direct evidence.
Chhattisgarh High Court acquits accused in murder case, holding that last seen theory alone cannot sustain conviction without corroboration and proof of exclusive possession.
Kerala High Court acquits accused in murder case, holding prosecution failed to prove circumstantial chain beyond reasonable doubt. Key precedent on motive and evidentiary gaps.
Gujarat High Court upholds murder conviction under Section 302 IPC, holding that intention is inferred from use of dangerous weapons on vital body parts, even without direct proof of motive.
Chhattisgarh High Court upholds murder conviction based on extra-judicial confession corroborated by forensic evidence, recovery of blood-stained items, and post-occurrence conduct under Section 302 IPC.