Supreme Court of India
Ansaram Rambhau Yelve and Others v. State of Maharashtra
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Oiminal Law : Indian Penal Code, 1860 : Sections 97 and 103. Right of private defence-Land in dispute-Deceased-Exclusive owner thereof-Appellants-Had no right, title, interest or possession therein-At tached the deceased without any provocatiorr-Injuries sustained by accused, minor and superfluous-Held: in the circumstances finding of the High Court that the appellants were the aggressos and, therefore, they had also no right of private defence of person was unexceptionable. Indian Penal Code, 1860 : Sections 302/149, 324/14 and 325/149- Common object-Land in dispute-Deceased-Exclusive owner
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