Supreme Court of India
Matiullah Sheikh v. The State of West Bengal
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Criminal Law-Murder not actually committed-If conviction poJsiblt under s. 449-"ln order to", meaning of-Charge under s. 307 with s. 34, if sustainable in /aw-Indian Penal Code, 1860 (Act 45 of 1860) "· 34. 307, 449. The appellants. were alleged to have entered the house of one with the common intention of killing him. One of the appellants injured with a dagger while the other three held him. 's injury did not prove fatal. The Sessions Judge convicted them under ss. 449 and 307 with s. 34 of the Indian Penal Code. which on appeal was upheld by the Hif1i Co111'1. On appeal by certificate, ii
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