recovered from the
accused or from the witnesses. DNA testing
on samples such as saliva, skin, blood, hair or
semen not only helps to convict ... there is evidence to show tampering of the
samples, the DNA test report would be unsafe to be made a
basis for convicting the accused
recovered from the
accused or from the witnesses. DNA testing
on samples such as saliva, skin, blood, hair or
semen not only helps to convict ... there is evidence to show tampering of the
samples, the DNA test report would be unsafe to be made a
basis for convicting the accused
recovered from the
accused or from the witnesses. DNA testing
on samples such as saliva, skin, blood, hair or
semen not only helps to convict ... there is evidence to show tampering of the
samples, the DNA test report would be unsafe to be made a
basis for convicting the accused
recovered from the
accused or from the witnesses. DNA testing
on samples such as saliva, skin, blood, hair or
semen not only helps to convict ... there is evidence to show tampering of the
samples, the DNA test report would be unsafe to be made a
basis for convicting the accused
found that as per the report of food analyst the sample of refined soyabean oil, taken from the possession of the applicant did not confirm ... human consumption and thus in this report sample is found to be substandard and unsafe.
Though, it is said that regarding the same cause
reason for
which we feel it unsafe to accept the evidence led in this
regard is that the sample foot prints were not taken
before
whereas
the sample was sent to Excise Laboratory on 21.1.2010.
There is a delay of 9 days in sending the sample. No
reason assigned ... other independent
witness to recovery of illicit liquor , it will be highly unsafe to
rely upon their version to pass the order of conviction against
whereas the sample was sent to
Excise Laboratory on 05.12.06 . There is a delay of 34 days in sending the sample.
FIR No.496/2006 ... other independent witness to recovery of illicit liquor , it will be highly unsafe to
rely upon their version to pass the order of conviction against
Ashok Narang vs State on 12 January, 2012
Author: Suresh Kait
Bench: Suresh Kait
* IN
Manoj vs The State Of Madhya Pradesh on 20 May, 2022
Author: S. Ravindra Bhat
