Supreme Court of India
Keshav v. State of Maharashtra
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Penal Code, 1860 - s. 302 - Prosecution for murder - Circumstantial evidence -Accused and deceased last seen together -Accused making extra-judicial confession to wife of the deceased c - No FIR or missing persons report lodged - Five days after the alleged incident, human skeleton, clothes of deceased on the side of the skeleton and post card bearing name and address of the deceased, found - Afotive was alleged that accused was demanding back the loan given to deceased - Recovery of knife at the behest of the accused -- Conviction by courts below on the basis of motive and the circumstances
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