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The Indian Penal Code, 1860
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Purushothaman Nambudiri vs The State Of Kerala on 5 December, 1961
41. In the matter of other offences falling under IPC alleged
against the accused also, the court below has taken a correct view. It is to
be seen that there is no evidence of conspiracy either alleged or proved by
the prosecution. To constitute a criminal conspiracy, meeting of minds of
two or more persons for doing an illegal act or an act by illegal means is
the first and primary condition to be satisfied. There is no allegation to
show that accused 1 and 2 conspired together to commit any misconduct
or cheating or other offence. In fact the contentions taken by the two
accused in the case are mutually contradictory to one another, where each
accuse the other for the flaw. Reliance is placed by the learned counsel for
the accused on the decision in Purushothaman v. State of Kerala (2005
(4) KLT 842 (SC)) to urge the following proposition of law.