Mere Presence at Crime Scene Does Not Prove Common Intention Without Active Participation: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court of India has partially overturned the conviction of a husband in a dowry death case, ruling that mere presence at the crime scene is insufficient to establish common intention without evidence of active participation. The Court, however, upheld the life sentence of the mother-in-law, who was found guilty of setting her daughter-in-law

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