Supreme Court of India
Nagaraj v. State Rep. by Inspector of Police, Salem Town, Tamil Nadu
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Penal Code 1860- s.302 - Murder- Prosecution . case that appellant and victim were working together in a o business - In connection thereof, they checked in at a hotel - Same day appellant locked the hotel room and left alone with the room key and did not return - Two days later, room boy noticed bad odour coming from the said room- However, the room was opened the next day with the master key given by the manager- Decomposed body of the victim found in the room -Eighteen months later appellant surrendered before the Judicial Magistrate - Appellant allegedly voluntarily confessed that he
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