Supreme Court of India
Rajender Singh and Ors. v. The State of Bihar
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Indian Penal Code, 1860 : Section 302-Conviction under-No unlawful assembly or any common object to cause assault or murder of deceased-Hence conviction altered to one u/s. 302. Sections 302134 & 324-Conviction under-Of one of the appellants- The circumstances under which appellant has been ascribed to have given a c blow on the deceased, it cannot be held that he also shared the common intention with other accused-Therefore conviction u/s. 302134 cannot be sustained-Hence, convicted Ills. 324. Section 300, Exception 4-Held, in the facts of the case, not proved. Section 34-Common intention
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