Supreme Court of India
Nain Singh and Anr. v. State of Uttar Pradesh
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We hold that the submission made on behalf of the defence even at the threshold that the place of occurrence is changed or at any rate not specifically fixed, cannot be said to be without force.
Judgment, page 8
From the headnote
Constitution of India,· 1950---Article 136--Special Leave Petition -Criminal matters-Appeal arising from concurrent finding of fact Scope of interference. On 23.12.1976 at about 1 p.m. when Bali (deceased) along with PWs 1 and 5 was in bis field, the four appellants each armed with a Lathi, along with Braham Singh armed with a 'Ballam', came there. On the exhortation of Chandroo, all other appellants and Braham Singh attacked Bali with their respective weapons and caused injuries to him. While PW-3 tried to save her husband, she too was injured. When PW-1 along with PWs 3 and 4 rushed to the
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