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Tripura HC: Prosecution Must Prove Last Seen Theory Beyond All Reasonable Doubt - (25 Jul 2022)

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Tripura High Court has held that it is the prosecution which has to prove the last seen theory, together with the other connecting circumstances, to show that except the accused, no other person could have committed the alleged offence.

Tags : TRIPURA HIGH COURT   LAST SEEN THEORY   REASONABLE DOUBT  

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