judgment cannot be sustained
in law as the present case is a case of circumstantial evidence and the
prosecution has failed to complete the chain ... appreciate the evidence
adduced by the prosecution. The present case being a case of
circumstantial evidence, it is a well settled law that where there
further contended that the importance of motive in a case of
circumstantial evidence is paramount and the absence of motive in a
case of circumstantial ... circumstantial
evidence, but the inability to establish motive in a case of
circumstantial evidence is not always fatal to substantiate the version
of the prosecution
case of
Dandu Jaggaraju vrs. State of Andhra Pradesh, reported in (2011) 14
SCC 674, have held that in a case relating to circumstantial evidence ... have held that in the case of circumstantial evidence,
motive also assumes significance since absence of motive would put Court
on its guard and cause
through the record
of the case and relevant provisions of law. The present case is based on
circumstantial evidence. The important aspects and circumstances
emerging ... circumstantial evidence the prosecution has also relied upon important
evidence of dying declaration of the victim, referred before.
LAST SEEN EVIDENCE
in a case based
proof of a case based on circumstantial evidence."
48. In an Essay on the Principles of Circumstantial Evidence by William Wills ... bases upon which conviction in circumstantial evidence cases can soundly rest."
41. In the present case, only evidence against the accused-appellant (Dileep
straight jacket formula for
appreciation of circumstantial evidence, yet to convict an
.
accused on the basis of circumstantial evidence, the Court
must follow certain tests ... straight jacket formula for
appreciation of circumstantial evidence, yet to
convict an accused on the basis of circumstantial
evidence, the Court must follow certain tests
case of
Dandu Jaggaraju vrs. State of Andhra Pradesh, reported in (2011) 14
SCC 674, have held that in a case relating to circumstantial evidence ... have held that in the case of circumstantial evidence,
motive also assumes significance since absence of motive would put Court
on its guard and cause
said to be a case based on circumstantial evidence
or if it based upon the circumstantial evidence the chain is
being completed ... based on circumstantial evidence. While
appreciating circumstantial evidence, the Court
must adopt a cautious approach as circumstantial
evidence is "inferential evidence" and proof
case of the prosecution rests upon the
circumstantial evidence. The law regarding the circumstantial
evidence has been settled by the Hon'ble Supreme Court ... case, in this case
admittedly, there is no eye witness to the offence in question. The
prosecution case is based upon the circumstantial evidence
unwarranted. There was no direct evidence in the case. It was
a case of circumstantial evidence, thus, the prosecution had to
establish the motive ... fact the prosecution has to prove
its case beyond reasonable doubt. In the case of
circumstantial evidence the burden on prosecution is always
greater
