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Pahalwan Nanai vs State Of U.P. on 7 February, 2020

death. 52. The law on the point of alleged discrepancies between ocular testimony and medical/post-mortem report needs to be discussed in brief here ... contradiction between medical evidence and ocular evidence can be crystallised to the effect that though the ocular testimony of a witness has greater evidentiary value
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Kayyoom vs State Of U.P. on 7 August, 2018

case as set out in the First Information Report and the ocular testimony to support the same, being thoroughly inconsistent and exaggerated, particularly the testimony ... then in the wake of a completely uncreditworthy ocular testimony of the witnesses, there is no burden cast on the appellant to offer any such
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Kali Charan vs State Of U.P. on 31 January, 2019

thereafter, FIR was lodged and police came into action. Therefore, ocular testimony of fact that accused-appellant killed his wife by chopping her neck with ... said to be belated by any means. Trial Court found ocular testimony of PW-2, due creditworthy, reliable and clean. Certain contradictions pointed
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Nand Lal Mishra vs State Of U.P. on 21 March, 2018

trial court after having assessed the evidence including the ocular testimony of P.W.-1 and P.W.-2 as well as medical evidence, came ... Therefore, her testimony is absolutely unreliable. Thus, the ocular testimony of P.W.-2 being untrustworthy, any other evidence corroborating the same should also
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Balwant Singh vs State Of Haryana on 18 March, 1994

later. Learned counsel then argued that the medical evidence belied the ocular testimony inasmuch as none of the injuries, on the deceased could correspond ... contradiction at all between the medical evidence and the ocular testimony and the alleged contradiction as pointed out by the defence was imaginary
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Menoka Malik vs The State Of West Bengal on 28 August, 2018

trial Court that the medical evidence was contrary to the ocular testimony of the witnesses, inasmuch as the post mortem reports of the deceased ... perverse or not.  21. With   regard   to   the   conflict   between   the   ocular   testimony and   the   medical   evidence,  in  our  considered opinion,   the  High Court
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