Esher Singh v. State of A.P
11 SCC 585Reported decision2004#6214 most cited
What is Esher Singh v. State of A.P authority for?
The prosecution must prove conspiracy, and the phrase 'in reference to their common intention' under Section 10 of the Indian Evidence Act has a broad scope, making anything said, done, or written by a co-conspirator after the conspiracy is formed admissible evidence against others.
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Esher Singh v. State of A.P · Section 10 · Indian Evidence Act · conspiracy · common intention · co-conspirator · evidence · onus of proof · prosecution burden