Supreme Court of India
State of M.P. v. Deshraj and Ors.
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Penal Code, 1860: Ss.302134, 323134 and 304 Part fl-Prosecution u/s 302134 for murder of one and injuries to others-Injuries caused in course of sudden quarrel Trial Court convicted 10 accused uls 323134 holding offence uls 302134 not made out in absence of evidence showing as to which injury was atlributable lo which accused-One of the accused acquitled-Judgment of Trial Court upheld by High Coiirt-On appeal, held: Conviction uls 323 not justified However, in view of the fact that injuries caused in course of sudden quarrel accused convicted uls 304 Part 11-Acqui/la/ of one of the accused
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