Supreme Court of India
Ganesh K. Gul Ve Etc. v. State of Maharashtra
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What the Court ordered
For the aforesaid reasons, we find no merit in any of the appeals.
Judgment, page 11
From the headnote
Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973-Section 378-Appeal against acquittal-Sixty accused persons-Unlawful assembly-Common object- Multiple murder-Attempt on life of one and injuries to others-Conviction of few of the accused and acquittal of others-High Court confirming conviction but reversing acquittal of one of the accused-Correctness of-On appeal held, the accused acquitted shared common object of unlawful assembly and did positive acts to achieve the object-Further slight variation in the positive act of accused to be ignored-Hence High Court rightly reversed acquittal order-Conviction
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