Supreme Court of India
State of Orissa v. Arjun Das Agrawal and Anr.
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For the above reasons we are of opinion that the High Court erred in allowing the appeal of accused Manmohan Das @ Manu Bangali.
Judgment, page 9
From the headnote
Criminal Law Penal Code, 1860-Section 34-Common intention-Accused ' ' & 'M' among others convicted by trial court-Acquittal by High Court Participation by 'M' proved by eye witnesses-Held, acquittal by High Court erroneous. Common intention-No evidence regarding participation of ' '-Only evidence of instigation-Held, no inference can be drawn that he had common intention of causing death of the deceased-Acquittal by High Court upheld Respondents along with 14 others were tried inter-alia for the offence of murder of one . Sessions Court convicted the respondents among others under Section
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