Supreme Court of India
State of Karnataka v. M.V. Mahesh
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Penal Code, 1860/Evidence Act, 1872: Circumstantial Evidence: Disappearance and murder of the deceased allegedly by husband and father-In-Law-Recovery of bones---Conviction by Trial Court-Reversed by High Court-On appeal, Held: In murder case of such nature, definite evidence c as to the proximity of time of the deceased and accused being last seen together and commission of murder was within the knowledge of accused need to be established-Discovery of bones of the deceased not based on the basis of statement of her husban~Absence of motive and other appropriate material to establish
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