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State vs . Manoj & Anr. on 7 July, 2007 cites

State Of Haryana vs Manoj Kumar on 2 November, 1993

12. Further, the police officials PW6 ASI Azad Singh was the alleged recovery witness of the prosecution who allegedly State vs. Manoj etc. FIR No.50/00 BR 13 apprehended the accused Manoj and recovered an amount of Rs,450/­ from his possession, also could not get support for its trustworthiness from the other police officials who participated in the investigation of the matter as there were found material discrepancies in his testimony with the depositions of other police official SI Rajender Singh examined as PW7 on many counts, particularly, it was observed that ASI Azad Singh deposed in the court that his statement was recorded by the IO SI Rajender Singh on the spot when he handed over the accused Manoj with the alleged recovered case property who was examined as PW7.
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Harjit Singh And Ors. vs State Of Punjab on 16 August, 2002

13. Further, for the other procedural matters also during investigation both these witnesses had material contradictions on many counts and non­examination of any of independent witness at the time of recovery despite their availability, creates a doubt on recovery itself in view of the observations made in a case titled as Harjit Singh & Ors. Vs. State of Punjab cited as 2001(3) JCC 1601, wherein it was observed that :
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Smt. Manbhawati Wife Of Sri Ram Narayan ... vs State Of U.P. And Smt. Soni Wife Of Manoj ... on 19 April, 2006

Therefore, as none of the offences alleged against any of the accused persons are proved beyond reasonable doubts during trial and thus, on the basis of principles of criminal justice system, by giving a benefit of doubt to both the accused persons Manoj State vs. Manoj etc. FIR No.50/00 BR 16 and Manfaid, both are acquitted of the charges levied against them for the offences punishable u/s.394/34 and u/s.411 IPC.
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