Supreme Court of India
Badri Rai & Another v. The State of Bihar
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Evidence-Conspiracy to bribe a public servant-Statements of co-conspirator-When admissible against others-Indian Penal Code (Act 45 of I86o), ss. I20B, I65A-Indian Evidence Act (I of I872), s. IO. The appellants were prosecuted on charges under s. 120B read with s. 165A of the Indian Penal Code, for having conspired to commit the offence of bribing a public servant in connection with the discharge of his public duties. The case against them was that on August 24, 1953, when the Inspector of Police who was in charge of the investigation of a case in which the second appellant was involved, was
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