Supreme Court of India
Phool Kumar v. Delhi Administration
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Penal Code-Ss. 397 and 398-Scope of-Meaning of the words 'uses' in s. 397 and 'is armed with any deadly weapon' in s. 398. The appellant, alongwith two others, was alleged to have raided a petrol pump sometime after midnight and decamped with the cash. At the time of the raid he was armed with a knife to frighten and terrorise the attendants. One of his associates fired three shots. His associates were acquitted but the appellant was convicted of an offence under ss. 397 read with 342 J.P. . and sentenced to. undergo imorisonment for seven years, which was the minimum sentence. The High Court
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