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R.Srinivasan vs State By Police Inspector on 27 November, 2015 Author: A.V.Chandrashekara

colour of the solution with regard to the other samples were pink and had remained so throughout. However, the lime solution in which the appellant ... reason assigned by the Trial Court is that the colour could have faded by the lapse of time. The said explanation of the Trial Court

washes was pink and had remained so throughout. However, the lime solution, in which the appellant's hand were dipped, did not show ... rejected the reasoning of the Trial Court that the colour could have faded by lapse of time, as the other samples taken

evidently, an inaccuracy which has crept in on account of the fading memory of the panch witness (PW-6). Pertinently, the panch witness ... left hand of the accused was dipped in some water type solution which turned into pink. That solution was transferred into two bottles which were

colour of the solution with regard to the other samples were pink and had remained so throughout. However, the lime solution in which the appellant ... reason assigned by the Trial Court is that the colour could have faded by the lapse of time. The said explanation of the Trial Court

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