Crl.A. No. 001767 / 2011

RAJA . vs STATE OF KARNATAKA
Status
DISPOSED
Order Date
04-10-2016
Citation
2016 INSC 946
Filed On
30-03-2011 12:10 PM
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AI Summary

In rape cases, while the testimony of a prosecutrix commands great weight as that of an injured witness and requires no corroboration, it cannot be mechanically accepted where it is riddled with material contradictions, inconsistencies, and improbabilities that render the prosecution case unreliable, warranting acquittal to protect against false implication.

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