Supreme Court of India
State of Karnataka v. P. Ravikumar @ Ravi Etc.
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Appeal: State’s appeal against acquittal – Prosecution case was that accused no.3, the wife of the victim-deceased had illicit relation with accused no.1 and on account of this accused no.1 and accused no.3 along with accused no.2 hatched a conspiracy and eliminated the victim-deceased – Trial court convicted all the accused persons under s.302 r/w s.34 and 120B IPC by relying on the extra judicial confessions – High Court maintained the conviction of accused no.1, however, acquitted accused no.2 and 3 on the ground that the evidence of the prosecution witnesses in particular PW-2 , PW-20 and…
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