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We Accordingly Allow This Appeal and Acquit the Appellant" – Supreme Court’s Analysis on Dying Declarations in Suresh v. State

We Accordingly Allow This Appeal and Acquit the Appellant" – Supreme Court’s Analysis on Dying Declarations in Suresh v. State

We Accordingly Allow This Appeal and Acquit the Appellant" – Supreme Court’s Analysis on Dying Declarations in Suresh v. State

Supreme Court acquits appellant in a murder case, highlighting inconsistencies in dying declarations and lack of corroborative evidence.

Mar 54 min read

Suspicion Cannot Be a Substitute for Proof: Supreme Court Acquits Accused in Landmark Circumstantial Evidence Case

Suspicion Cannot Be a Substitute for Proof: Supreme Court Acquits Accused in Landmark Circumstantial Evidence Case

Suspicion Cannot Be a Substitute for Proof: Supreme Court Acquits Accused in Landmark Circumstantial Evidence Case

Suspicion cannot replace proof: Supreme Court acquits accused in a case relying on circumstantial evidence.

Nov 29, 20245 min read

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