Supreme Court of India
Munuswamy and Ors. v. State of Tamil Nadu
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Penal Code, I 860: Sections 3021109 and 341-Murder and abetment thereof-Conviction by courts below-Plea that two of the accused could not be convicted as injury was caused only by third accused-On appeal, held-In the facts and circumstances of the case, the act of third accused cannot be said to be his individual act-Hence the other two accused also guilty of the offence-It is a case of abetment by conspiracy in which all the conspirators participated at the execution of the plan. Sections 302 and 304-Murder-Conviction under Section 302 by courts below-Plea to convert the conviction under
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