Supreme Court of India
Gilbert Pereira v. State of Karnataka
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Penal Code, 1860: Sections 302 and 397-Murder-Robbery or dacoity-Circumstantial evidence-Murder of a young girl and robbing her of her gold ornaments- Father of deceased girl had sent her to his house from his coconut garden shortly before the incident-The accused was seen near the scene of offence in the village shortly after the incident-Dead body of the deceased was found in the bathroom of a house, to which the accused had access, he being the son of the owner's brother-Gold ornaments worn by the deceased were missing when her dead body was recovered-These ornaments and a knife were
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