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M. G. Agarwal vs State Of Maharashtra on 24 April, 1962
In M.G.Agarwal v. State of
Maharashtra [AIR 1963 SC 200], a Constitution Bench of the
Apex Court held that every primary fact constituting the
circumstances based on which the prosecution proposes to
establish the guilt of the accused, need not be proved beyond a
reasonable doubt. Therefore, the circumstances proposed by the
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prosecution need to be proved by the ordinary standard.