Supreme Court of India
Pammi @brijendra Singh v. Govt. of Madhya Pradesh
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Indian Penal Code, 1860: Sec. 97-Right of Private Defence-Appellant along with other accused went armed to settle accounts-Three deceased came to the place of occurrence and tried to pacify-Led to an altercation Appel/ant and other accused shot at the deceased persons resulting in their death-Held-No right to private defence can be claimed against an act of self defence. Criminal Procedure Code, 1973: Sec. 154-First Information Report lodged soon after the occurrence-Names of all the eye witnesses not mentioned in the report-The eye witnesses cross examined rigorously Nothing found to doubt
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