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State Of Rajasthan vs Gurmail Singh on 23 February, 2005

In State of Rajasthan v. Gurmail Singh 2005(2) RCR ( Criminal )58, ( Supreme Court ) , the sample seal was not sent to the Laboratory, at the time of sending the sample parcel. The Apex Court, held that the case of the prosecution was doubtful, on account of this reason. In this view of the matter, the case of the prosecution also became doubtful. The trial Court, did not take into consideration, this aspect of the matter, as a result whereof, miscarriage of justice occasioned.
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State Of Punjab vs Karam Chand on 14 April, 1958

In State of Punjab Vs. Ram Chand 2001 (1) RCR (Crl.) 817, a Division Bench of this Court, held that it was imperative to join an independent witness, to vouchsafe the fair investigation. On account of non-joining of an independent witness, it was held that the accused was entitled to be given the benefit of doubt. The principle of law, laid Crl. Appeal No. 608-SB of 2001 8 down, in the aforesaid authorities, is fully applicable, to the facts of the instant case. On account of non-joining of an independent witness, at the time of the alleged search and seizure, the case of the prosecution, became highly doubtful. The trial Court failed to take into consideration, this aspect of the matter, as a result whereof, miscarriage of justice occasioned.
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