Supreme Court of India
Ajit Singh v. State of Haryana
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Indian Penal Code, 1860/TADA Act: Sections 392, 394, 397/!r-Two accused convicted for offences under-Country-made Pistol not used in robbery, but presumably by way of self-defence-Conviction of appellant -Accused under Sections 397 and 394 unsustainable and hence unjustified-Conviction under S.392 sustained- However sentence reduced to five years impris01.zment-No appeal preferred by co-accused presumably due to pove1ty-He will also be entitled to the benefit of modification of sentence passed against the other accused in similar circumstances. Slui Phool Kumar v. Delhi Administration,
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