The existence of a criminal conspiracy is ordinarily a matter which is required to be inferred from the conduct of the parties and the circumstances brought on record, the HC said. Direct evidence of an agreement is seldom available, it said, adding that whether the material ultimately establishes a meeting of minds between the accused persons is a matter to be examined upon appreciation of the evidence and cannot ordinarily be conclusively determined in proceedings in the high court.
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