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widow of the deceased. She is
relative and highly interested witness. There is
contraction in the First Information Report ... applied while dealing with the
evidence of an interested witness. Such
evidence cannot be ignored or thrown out
solely because
Chattisgarh High Court
argument is that Pratapsingh
is in fact an interested witness and even if he is not found in fact ... interested witness, he must be deemed to be an interested
witness, having regard to the fact that he was acting
Gujarat High Court
testimony of PW-5 Srinivasan, a related
and interested witness, that his brother Veerappan and his mother Marudayi
were murdered ... Marudayi, his evidence was
that of an interested witness and therefore should not be accepted. He also
rejected the contention
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deceased. As observed
earlier, the utterances attributed by this witness to
accused nos.5, 7 & 9 differ. That apart ... deserves to be discarded out
right, they being "interested witnesses". We would deal
with this aspect little later
Karnataka High Court
daughter of the deceased, therefore,
she was relative and interested witness and thus, no reliance should
have been placed ... daughter of the deceased and thus, interested
witness, therefore, something should be said about the position of law
with respect
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widow of the
deceased "is........ a highly interested witness, inasmuch
as, she is the wife of the deceased and there ... widow of the deceased "is...a highly
interested witness, in as much as, she is the wife of the
deceased
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Inspector of Anti-Corruption Police was also highly interested witness.
His overzeal can be gauged from the fact that ... rule of law that the evidence
of an interested witness cannot be acted upon without corroboration,
that, in any case
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Jaswant
Kaur and Mrs. Shiv Kaur are the interested witness-
es and, therefore, their evidence should not be
accepted ... very natural witness cannot be
regarded as an interested witness. The term "interested
witness" postulates that the person concerned must
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also no absolute
rule that the evidence of an interested , witness cannot be
accepted without corroboration. But where the witenesses ... inferior to the testimony of an ordinary interested
witness. They were pimps haunting the railway station to
solicit customers
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Sopan, son of the
deceased. He is thus an 'interested' witness. In absence
of any corroboration, it would ... deceased.
He was, therefore, 'highly interested' witness and his
deposition should, therefore, be discarded as it has not
been corroborated
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