Supreme Court of India
Hare Krishna Singh & Ors. Etc. v. State of Bihar
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We are of the view that the appellant Hare Krishna Singh has been rightly convicted and sentenced as above.
Judgment, page 14
From the headnote
Sections 34, 96, 100, 302 and 379---Common intention is not by itself an offence-It creates a joint and constructive liability for the crime committed in furtherance of such common intention-Guilt of accused-Burden of proof is on prosecution-Not necessary for pro- secution to explain how and in what circumstances injuries inflicted on person of accused. Indian Evidence ·Act, 1872: Section 9-Test Identification parade-Failure to identify accused by P. W. effect of on case of prosecution. The prosecution case as appearing from the Fardbeyan or the FIR lodged by P.W. 3, a social worker was that
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