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Mukesh Singh vs State (Nct Of Delhi) on 28 February, 2014 Author: Kailash Gambhir Bench

attempt on their part to prepare reports and documents in a designedly defective manner which would have prejudiced the case of the prosecution and resulted

evaluate the evidence produced by the prosecution, independently of the said defect and then decide whether the evidence which the prosecution has produced is creditworthy ... into the hands of the investigating officer if the investigation is designedly defective." The Apex Court in the case of Paras Yadav v. State

upon and such lapses ignored. Noticing the possibility of investigation being designedly defective, this Court in Dhanaj Singh v. State of Punjab , held ... into the hands of the investigating officer if the investigation is designedly defective." 38. The last submission of learned counsel for the appellant that

grounds of challenge was defective investigations. It was held in the said case that in cases of defective investigation the court has to be circumspect ... into the hands of the Investigating Officer, if the investigation is designedly defective. 27. Learned Amicus Curie further pointed out some contradictions in the testimony

Ravi Kumar & Ors. vs State on 30 May, 2014 Author: Sunita Gupta Bench: Kailash

settled that the defect in the investigation by itself cannot be a ground for acquittal. If primacy is given to such designed or negligent investigations ... into the hands of the investigating officer if the investigation is designedly defective. Other circumstances 32. The post mortem of the deceased was carried

been given to him by the complainant. However, the benefit of defect of investigation does not automatically accrue to the accused. The court, in such ... into the hands of the investigating officer if the investigation is designedly defective." The Apex Court in the case of Paras Yadav v. State

upon and such lapses ignored. Noticing the possibility of investigation being designedly defective, this Court in Dhanaj Singh v. State of Punjab ... into the hands of the investigating officer if the investigation is designedly defective." 28. Dealing with the cases of omission and commission, the Court

into the hands of the investigation officer if the investigation is designedly defective. 29. Further, in Visveswaran vs. State ... misdirect the trial on the basis of a perfunctory or designedly defective investigation, there the Court is to be deeply cautious and ensure that despite