Supreme Court of India
Alber Oraon v. State of Jharkhand
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Penal Code, 1860: ss. 302, 201 - Murder- Appellant was assigned the construction of house by the deceased woman - They developed intimacy and appellant started living with her - Informant found that deceased woman and her children not seen for few days by neighbours - Their dead bodies exhumed from the soak pit next to the toilet of the house of deceased woman - Conviction and death sentence by courts below - Held: No interference with the conviction and sentence - The convict did not offer convincing explanation as to why he did not report prolonged absence of the deceased to the police -
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