In criminal law, proper sealing of recovered evidence is essential for credibility.
If recovery is proved but sealing of the case property is doubtful, evidence integrity is questioned.
Courts follow the principle of benefit of doubt in such situations.
This means the accused cannot be convicted on doubtful evidence.
Safe custody of evidence is necessary for a valid conviction.

Last verified on 17-05-2026

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