Supreme Court of India
Mondri Sreenu v. State of Andhra Pradesh
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t-- Penal Code, 1860: c s. 302 - Accused convicted of causing death of his mother-in-law - Conviction and sentence of imprisonment for life upheld by High Court - HELD: Apart from confession be- fore Magistrate and I. 0., accused also made extra judicial confession to the witness who caught and handed him over to police - Accused never retracted the confessions - Weapons of crime were recovered at the instance of the accused - It is not a case where courts below could have totally ignored re- covery of said articles - Witnesses saw the accused at the rel- evant time with the deceased near the
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