Supreme Court of India
Pardeep Kumar v. Union Administration, Chandigarh
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Penal Code, 1860; Ss. 109, 366, 368 r.md 376: Rape-Trial Court found all the five accused persons guilty under Section 376 and sentenced them to undergo rigorous imprisonment for JO years-Upholding conviction of accused-appellant and another, High Court acquitted one of the accused, remaining two accused died during the pendenq of the appea/--Fi/ing of appeal by one of the convicts-Held: Direct proof of common intention/act done in furtherance of the common intention is seldom available, if could be inferred from the proved facts and circumstances--Prosecutrix supports the case of the
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