STATE OF MADHYA PRADESH v. REKESH KOHLI AND ANOTHER. 8
2 SCC 665Reported decision1980#993 most cited
What is STATE OF MADHYA PRADESH v. REKESH KOHLI AND ANOTHER. 8 authority for?
To prove criminal conspiracy, direct or circumstantial evidence must demonstrate an agreement between two or more persons to commit an offence. The prosecution must establish a meeting of minds or, if inferred from circumstances, show a conclusive and irresistible inference of such an agreement.
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Also referred to as
State of MP v Rekesh Kohli · V.C. Shukla v State (Delhi Admn) · criminal conspiracy · proof of conspiracy · evidence of agreement · meeting of minds · circumstantial evidence · irresistible inference · essential elements of conspiracy · 1980 2 SCC 665
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