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State vs Mohd. Hassan Etc. on 11 July, 2011

In case law titled Pandra Khadia Vs. State of Orissa , 1992 CRI L.J 762 it is stated in headnote :­ State Vs.Mohd. Hassan etc. FIR No.446/06 Page No. 33 of 38 'Evidence Act. 1872, Ss. 3,8 - Penal Code (1860), Ss.299, 300, 302 - Murder - Proof of - Case based on circumstantial evidence - Motive of accused not proved by prosecution - Held, that since important circumstantial evidence had been disbelieved absence of proof of motive would weigh in favour of accused'.
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State vs Kuldeep Trivedi on 22 July, 2011

In case law titled Pandra Khadia Vs. State of Orissa , 1992 CRI L.J 762 it is stated in headnote :­ 'Evidence Act. 1872, Ss. 3,8 - Penal Code (1860), Ss.299, 300, 302 - Murder - Proof of - Case based on circumstantial evidence - Motive of accused not proved by prosecution - State Vs.Kuldeep Trivedi FIR No.812/07 Page No. 40 of 44 Held, that since important circumstantial evidence had been disbelieved absence of proof of motive would weigh in favour of accused'.
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State vs Ajit Singh Chauhan on 29 August, 2012

In case law titled Pandra Khadia Vs. State of Orissa , 1992 CRI L.J 762 it is stated in headnote :­ 'Evidence Act. 1872, Ss. 3,8 - Penal Code (1860), Ss.299, 300, 302 - Murder - Proof of - Case based on circumstantial evidence - Motive of accused not proved by prosecution - Held, that since important circumstantial evidence had been disbelieved absence of proof of motive would weigh in favour of accused'.
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State vs Bhagat Singh Sharma Etc. on 31 August, 2012

In case law titled Pandra Khadia Vs. State of Orissa , 1992 CRI L.J 762 it is stated in headnote :­ 'Evidence Act. 1872, Ss. 3,8 - Penal Code (1860), Ss.299, 300, 302 - Murder - Proof of - Case based on circumstantial evidence - Motive of accused not proved by prosecution - Held, that since important circumstantial evidence had been disbelieved absence of proof of motive would weigh in favour of accused'.
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State vs Deepak Verma Etc on 29 September, 2012

In case law titled Pandra Khadia Vs. State of Orissa , 1992 CRI L.J 762 it is stated in headnote :­ 'Evidence Act. 1872, Ss. 3,8 - Penal Code (1860), Ss. 299, 300, 302 - Murder - Proof of - Case based on circumstantial evidence - Motive of accused not proved by prosecution - Held, that since important circumstantial evidence had been disbelieved absence of proof of motive would weigh in favour of accused'.
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