Supreme Court of India
Umrao v. State of Haryana and Ors.
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Penal Code-Sections 149 and 302-Murder with common object Fight over removal of electric motor on a tube well-Some accused also suffering injuries-Before death, deceased discharged from· hospital but admitted again on same day, and expiring after being operated upon Conviction of accused by Trial Court-High Court finding that accused did not have common intention and acquitting them as injuries to accused were not explained and injury that ultimately proved fatal was caused to deceased after discharge from hospital-Correctness of-Held-As self defence was pleaded and there was possibility of
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