Supreme Court of India

Dani Singh and Ors. v. State of Bihar

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Reported as [2004] 2 S.C.R. 1138

Bench Doraiswamy Raju J.

Decided 12 March 2004

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Penal Code-Section 149-Common Object-Meaning of-Formation Ascertainment of-Necessity of overt act-Accused chasing, catching hold of and assaulting the deceased with various sharp edged weapons-Held, common object to kill proved-Penal Code-Section 302. Penal Code-Section 34-Common Intention-Meaning of-Formation Ascertainment of-Necessity of overt Act-Accused chasing, catching hold of and assaulting the deceased with various sharp edged weapons-Held, common intention to kill proved-Penal Code-Section 302. The prosecution's case is that the accused persons intercepted and attacked one of the

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1955 Willie (william) Slaney v. The State of Madhya Pradesh. cited by 64

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2019 Dev Karan @ Lambu v. State of Haryana referred to

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