Supreme Court of India
Kovvuri Surya Bhaskara Reddy Etc. v. State of Andhra Pradesh Etc.
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Penal Code, 1860 : Sections 302 read with 34-Common intention-PW I, an injured eye witness stating that Al to A6 with deadly weapons in their arms and assaulted the deceased, his father, resulting in his death on the spot-Al then assaulted PW I with his knife aimed at his head landed on his left palm-A2 assaulted PW I with a spear aimed at his neck landed on his thumb in his effort to word it off-A3, then hacked PW I with an axe on his thigh-Testimony of doctor who had examined PW! at the hospital stating that all the injuries were fresh and one of them was grievous as a result of assault by
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