Supreme Court of India
Pipal Singh Etc v. State of Punjab
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Penal Code. 1860 Section 302 r/w Section 3-1--Conviction under- Acquittal of other accused Held, even in view of the acquittal conviction by involving Section 34 In the facts of the case justified Conviction cannot be altered to under Section 304 Part II. Section 34- .Co11mon intention-Determination of -To determine the common intent: '>11, the nature of injuries, background of the incident and the nature of weapon used to cause the injuries besides other factors are needed to be considered. Appellants along with several others were charged with offence under Section 302/34 and 323/34. Trial
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