Supreme Court of India
C.K. Raveendran v. State of Kerala
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Criminal law-Penal Code-Sections 302, 201 !PC-Appellant's wife missing for some days-Appellant having dissensions with wife and talk of divorce going on-Body of wife found ir. a ravine-Post mortem report not conclusive whether injuries were ante-mortem-PW 15 alleging extra-judicial confession by Appellant while consuming liquor-Motive of Appellant not established-Appellant seen with deceased travelling in jeep ond in a hotel Wrist watch of deceased recovered from Appellant after arrest-High Court affirming the conviction of Appellant by Sessions Court relying on circumstantial evidence-Held,
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