Supreme Court of India
Naval Kishore Singh v. State of Bihar
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Penal Code, 1860 : S. 304-During an altercation one of the accused thrusting a spear in abdomen of victim-Injury causing death of victim-Trial court convicted the two accused u!s 302 rlw s.34-High Court acquitted one of them and convicted the other u!s 304-Held, evidence of prosecution proves that appellant caused injury to deceased-Court not inclined to interfere with the conviction and sentence. Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 : s.J 13-Trial court examining the accused-Only three questions put to accused-Plea that there was serious error in not properly examining the accused-Held, Supreme
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