Supreme Court of India
Deo Narain v. The State of U.P.
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For the foregoing reasons this appeal succeeds and allowing the same we acquit the appellant.
Judgment, page 6
From the headnote
Indian Penal Code (Act 45 of 1860), Ss. 100 and 102-Right of pri vate defence-Scope of. There was a clash between the parties of the accused and complai nant over the possession of certain land; in which the appellant inflicted a fatal spear injury on the chest of the deceased. In • prosecution for off ences under &. 302 and s. 302/149, I.P. ., the trial court and the High Court found that the party of the complaina:nt had deliberately come to forcibly prevent or obstruct the possession of. the accused persons, and that such forcible obstruction and pm-ention were unlawful. But while the
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