Supreme Court of India
Mangu Khan and Ors. v. State of Rajasthan
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Penal Code, 1860-Sections 302 read with section 34, section 148, 3021 149 and 3231149-Murder of two persons and injury caused to other over a dispute-Conviction under sections 148, 3021149 and 3231149-High Court convicting under Section 302 !PC read with Section 34 and under Section 32 3134 !PC-Justification of-Held: Evidence showing formation of common intention to commit offence on the spot and the manner in which complainant party was attacked and were done to death, though not possible to identify and ascribe particular injury to particular accused-Hence, conviction under Section 302 !PC
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