Supreme Court of India
George v. State of Kerala
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Penal Code, 1860-Sections 392 and 302. Evidence Act, 1872: s.114 Illustration (a). Circumstantial evidi;nce-Appreciation of Robbery-Conviction based on circumstantial evidence-Articles worn by the deceased-Missing-Soon after the incident, the articles recovered at the instance of accused-Held, it would lead to the inference under Section c J 14(a) that accused had committed the robbery. Circumstantial evidence~Recovery of dead body of the deceased from the river-Long after commission of robbery by the accused-Absence of external!internal injury on the dead body-No circumstance which may lead
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