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Unsafe to base convictions on ‘Last seen theory’ when time gap is considerably long : Supreme Court [Read the Judgment]
Ashok KM
5 Sept 2015 9:27 AM IST
Supreme Court on Friday, in Nizam vs State of Rajasthan, held that the if the gap between the time of occurrence and the time when the accused was last seen, is considerably long, it would be unsafe to base the conviction on the “last seen theory”. Setting aside the conviction which was confirmed by High Court, the Apex Court said “In the absence of definite evidence that...
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