The courts emphasize that the quality of evidence matters; suppression or non-production of material witnesses or documents can undermine the prosecution or plaintiff's case Nattha VS State of M. P. - Madhya Pradesh, Bharat Singh VS State of M. P. - Madhya Pradesh.
Analysis and Conclusion:
References: - Indian Evidence Act, 1872, Section 114(g) - Various case law examples demonstrating the principle of adverse inference for non-produced material evidence.
not produced-adverse inference drawn. ... ... (2) Evidence Act, 1872-S. 114 (g) -material documentary evidence ... The Court called upon the Railway Administration to produce for inspection the records maintained at the marshalling stations. Those records were not produced and the Court, there fort', drew a adverse inference against the Railway Administration. ... The Court also....
Evidence Act, 1872 - S. 114 (g) - material witnesses not produced - adverse inference drawn. ... The evidence produced by the prosecution consisted of the report Ex.P-28, lodged by deceased Thansingh, which was used as dying declaration and the evidence of Matwarsingh (PW-1). ... The dresser, Suresh Chand, was cited as a prosecution witness, but was given up and not produced. Godhan, Kotwar of vi....
(1) Evidence Act, 1872 -- S. 114 -- material evidence though available not produced --adverse inference may be drawn. ... If they art not produced even after their being material witnesses, a presumption will be drawn against the plaintiff then. ... The persons who actually took part in building the house were not produced before the Court as witnesses even though they were aLi"V....
(Para 42) ... (f) Criminal Trial – Evidence – Adverse inference – Material ... witnesses not examined/ produced – Prosecution case suffering from proven improbabilities, infirmities, and contradictions – Witnesses ... order of acquittal is also an appeal under the Code – Appellate Court has every power to re-appreciate, review and reconsider the evidence ... and the other two witnesses turning hostile, creates a reasonable doubt in the case of the prosecution and the ....
(f) Evidence Act-Sec 114 (g) Adverse inference—Incident took place in busy-locality. No resident produced in evidence. ... Material witness not examined. Held, an adverse inference is to be drawn against prosecution. ... An adverse inference under illustration (g) of section 114 of the Evidence Act does arise in the case on hand. (Para 18) ... This material wit....
of material witness - victim not produced - effect. ... ... (3) Evidence Act, 1872 - S. 114 - adverse inference for non-production ... examined - value of medical and other corroborative evidence. ... The evidence of Hukki (PW.1), Kamli (PW.2) and Limji (PW.3) appears to be quite natural and convincing. ... However, in the absence of evidence of Poonji, the medical evidence is of no assistance to prove the case of....
eye-witness not produced -- it is quality of evidence which matters -- adverse inference against prosecution• may be drawn for suppressing ... Even if almanac was not produced, the evidence of Pandit testifying the time of setting of moon was not challenged in the cross-examination ... In other words, before adverse inference against the prosecution can be drawn, it must be proved to the satisfact....
produced -investigating officer not examined -- conviction cannot sustain. ... - F.I.R. is the first version its non-prosecution gives rise to presume against prosecution case -- it is an important piece of evidence ... ... (2) Penal Code, 1860 -- S. 324 -- offence under -- F.I.R. not ... If the report is not produced, the legal presumption can reasonably be drawn that it did not support prosecution case. If the material evidence#HL_E....
114-material paper not produced and witness not examined -adverse inference to be drawn against the party ... [Para 14 ... (3) Evidence Act, 1872-S. ... The form of the affidavit and the High Court Rules are not inconsistent. ... The overwhelming impression produced by the witnesses on behalf of the respondent is that they were all prepared on the same pattern of evidence. ... The High Court accepted the oral #HL_S....
As such on these grounds also interference in the judgment of the appellate Court to acquit the respondent is not possible. ... . - In the present case, not only the view favouring to the respondent is possible, but there are so many circumstances against prosecution ... State of Hyderabad. wherein it has been held that - when material witnesses are not produced by the prosecution; adverse inference against prosecution would be justified. ... 13. ... It did #H....
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