Supreme Court of India
Mohinder Singh v. The State
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dated 30th December, 1949, upholding the conviction of the appellant under ss. 302 and 307 read with s. 34 of the Indian Penal Code and confirming the sentence of death passed against him by the Sessions Judge of Ferozepore on the 20th July, 1949, in Criminal Appeal Case No. 325 of 1949. ]ai Gopal Sethi (R. L. Kohli, with him) for the appellant. . K. Khanna, Advocate-General of the Punjab, (S. M. Sikri, with him) for the respondent. 1950. October 17. The judgment of the court was delivered by Fall Ah J. FAZL Au J.-This is an appeal by special leave from the judgment of the High Court of
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