their
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statement also does not indicate any knowledge or
conspiracy. There is no direct or indirect evidence as
against accused ... object behind the
conspiracy is to achieve the ultimate aim of
conspiracy. For a charge of conspiracy means
knowledge about indulgence in either an
illegal
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illegal means is sine qua
non of criminal conspiracy. However, conspiracy being
what it is, the same is almost invariably shrouded in
secrecy ... lead us to conclude that to establish a charge of
conspiracy knowledge about indulgence in cither an
illegal act or a legal act by illegal
sine quo non of criminal
conspiracy. It is extremely difficult to adduce direct
evidence to prove conspiracy. Existence of conspiracy
BAIL APPLN. 2270/2019 Page ... lead us
to conclude that to establish a charge of conspiracy,
knowledge about indulgence in either an illegal act or a
legal act by illegal
lead us to conclude that
to establish a charge of conspiracy
knowledge about indulgence in either
an illegal act or a legal act by
illegal ... establish, to
bring home the charge of conspiracy,
that each of the conspirators had the
knowledge of what the collaborator
would do, so long
used against Applicant.
25. The basic ingredients of the offence of criminal conspiracy as per
Section 120-B of the IPC are (i) the agreement ... plan is
not, per se, enough. To establish a charge of conspiracy knowledge about
indulgence in either an illegal act or a legal
confessional statement having been made by the
accused.
5. CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY
Criminal Conspiracy has been defined u/s. 120A IPC as:
When two or more ... Others (1996) 4 SCC 659 that to establish a charge of
conspiracy, knowledge about indulgence in either an illegal act or a legal
0161/1986 : 1987 (35) BLJR127 ). To establish a charge of
conspiracy knowledge about indulgence in either an illegal act or a legal
act by illegal ... establish, to bring home the charge of conspiracy, that
each of the conspirators had the knowledge of what the collaborator
would do so, so long
offence of conspiracy then lies, not in doing
the act, or effecting the purpose for which the conspiracy is formed, nor in
attempting ... Bench of
this Court held that to establish a charge of conspiracy knowledge about indulgence
in either an illegal act or a legal
evidence because a conspiracy
is hatched in secrecy and the knowledge of this conspiracy comes to the
remaining accused gradually, slowly and this knowledge ... whatever works are of conspiracy is entrusted to
a person he does not and a person does not have the knowledge of the work
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