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    If Foundational Fact Not Proved, Section 106 Of IEA Won’t Apply: Madras HC Acquits Woman of Husband’s Murder
    If Foundational Fact Not Proved, Section 106 Of IEA Won’t Apply: Madras HC Acquits Woman of Husband’s Murder
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    If Foundational Fact Not Proved, Section 106 Of IEA Won’t Apply: Madras HC Acquits Woman of Husband’s Murder

    The Madras High Court (Madurai Bench) acquitted a woman earlier sentenced to life imprisonment for her husband’s murder, ruling circumstantial evidence was insufficient and rejecting the claim that marriage alone proved she was present during the incident.

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    Supreme Court Acquits Chhattisgarh Man After 20 Years, Rules ‘Last Seen’ Evidence Alone Not Enough for Life Sentence
    Supreme Court Acquits Chhattisgarh Man After 20 Years, Rules ‘Last Seen’ Evidence Alone Not Enough for Life Sentence
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    Supreme Court Acquits Chhattisgarh Man After 20 Years, Rules ‘Last Seen’ Evidence Alone Not Enough for Life Sentence

    The Supreme Court acquitted Manoj alias Munna in a 2004 Chhattisgarh murder case, holding that suspicion cannot replace proof. The Court ruled that “last seen” evidence alone is too weak to justify a life imprisonment conviction.

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    Torn Records and Lack of Evidence: Court Acquits Five Accused in 32-Year-Old Murder Case
    Torn Records and Lack of Evidence: Court Acquits Five Accused in 32-Year-Old Murder Case
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    Torn Records and Lack of Evidence: Court Acquits Five Accused in 32-Year-Old Murder Case

    Thane Sessions Court in Maharashtra acquitted five individuals in a 32-year-old murder case, citing the absence of key documents and unreliable witnesses. The court ruled the prosecution failed to prove charges, calling it “torn records and lack of evidence.”

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