The All India Reporter 1950 - Saurashtra Section with parallel references to (1) 3 Saurashtha Law Reporter (2) 51 Criminal Law Journal Citation: A.I.R. (37) 1950 Saurashtra

Thereafter on 22nd on the information given by Mulji the son of the accused by vali who according to the prosecution was in the but on the night of the offence the service belt of Mansang was recovered from a well in the wadi. [...] The other evi- dence which is circumstantial consists of the police witnesses the evidence of Popat the tongawala and the other witnesses to show that the two deceased persons were last seen entering into the wadi of accused 1 on the night of 14th. [...] Taking all these events together we have no doubt that the Vs-en deceased persons were done to death in the wadi of the accused on the night of the and there is nothing to show that there Iveru any other persons in the wadi who mild havih committed the offence It is true that there is no evidence of any altercation or quarrel between the accused and the deceased just before the in. [...] The accused was there_ upon charged with the offences mentioned above on the grounds that the permit was not a valid one, inasmuch as (i) the book out of which this permit was given bad been stolen, and (2) that the rubber stamp of the official of the High Commissioner's Office as well as that of the office itself, seemed to have been forged by some. [...] [a] The prosecution case in short was that the buffaloes of one Thins, the father of the four Mus- ed had caused damage to the standing crops in the field of one Shiva Chaku, and as they were being taken to the pound by Shiva, the four accused attacked Shiva and prevented him from taking them to the pound.