Supreme Court of India
S. Kaleeswaran v. State by the Inspector of Police Pollachi Town East Police Station, Coimbatore District, Tamil Nadu
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Evidence: Circumstantial Evidence – Appreciation of – Allegation that the appellants along with three others in furtherance of the conspiracy, committed dacoity of a car, murdered its driver and buried the dead body in a pit, and also sold the car and shared the sale proceeds – Conviction of all of them for offences u/ss. 120( ), 147, 364, 302 r/w s.120( )/149, 201 and 396 IPC and sentenced accordingly by the courts below – Held: Entire prosecution case rested on the circumstantial evidence – Extra judicial confession of one of the accused not duly proved by the prosecution; that last seen…
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