conspiracy

Criminal conspiracy
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Criminal conspiracy

Central Bureau of Investigation, Hyderabad v. K. Narayana Rao, (2012) 9 SCC 512, in which Supreme Court opined thus: “24. The ingredients of the offence of criminal conspiracy are that there should be an agreement between the persons who are alleged to conspire and the said agreement should be for doing of an illegal act or for doing, by illegal means, an act which by itself may not be illegal. In other words, the essence of criminal conspiracy is an agreement to do an illegal act and such an agreement can be proved either by direct evidence or by  circumstantial  evidence   or  by both  and   in  a  matter  of common experience that direct evidence to prove conspiracy is rarely available. Accordingly, the circumstances proved before and   after   the   occurrence   have   to   be   considered...
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