Supreme Court of India
Ram Gopal S/o Mansharam v. State of Madhya Pradesh
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Penal Code, 1860 – s.302 – Conviction under – Evide nce Act 1872 – s. 106 – Prosecution case is that petitioner-accus ed had taken victim-deceased – Thereafter the very next da y, victim was found lying dead on road – Petitioner convicted u/s . 302 IPC – High Court confirmed the conviction – On appeal, held: T he time gap between the period when the deceased was last se en with the accused and the recovery of the corpse of the deceased being quite proximate, the non-explanation of the petitioner with re gard to the circumstance under which and when the petitioner ha d departed the company of
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