Supreme Court of India
Shiva Shankar Pandey & Ors. v. State of Bihar
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fena/ Code, 1860: Sections 302, 149 and 34: Murder-Conviction-Common Object-Prosecution case that accused allegedly commilting murder-Some of the accused sharing common intention to commit murder-Proseculion witnesses not giving any account of role of other' accused except alleging that accused seen chasing other party with weapons-Trial Court convicting the accused under section 302 read with section 149-High Court upholding the same-On appeal held, section 149 inapplicable since no constructive liability can be fastened on accused persons-Accused sharing common intention convicled under
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