Supreme Court of India
Kharkan and Others v. The State of U.P.
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Crim£nal Procedure-Two incidents-Trial separate-Prior acquittal in one-If operates as bar to conviction in another case Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 (Act V of 1898), ss. 403, 236, 237. The eight appellants variously armed attacked one 'T' and as a result of the assault 'T' died. These appellants then proceed ed to loot the house of '1'' and on the way met four others who joined them. They then came across one 'P' and assaulted him. There was a small gap of time and the places of assault were different. The magistrate framed a single charge but the Session }' 1dge framed two charges
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