Supreme Court of India
Settu and Ors. v. State of Tamil Nadu
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Penal Code, 1860: ss. 299, 300, 302, 304(Part !), 324 and 326- Three accused attacking one person-Death of victim-Trial court convicting two of them u/s 302 and the third uls 302 r/w 34 !PC-Held, fatal injuries having been inflicted by appellant no. I, his conviction and sentence uls 302 confirmed-Taking note of weapon used by appellants and place where injuries were inflicted, appellant no. 2 convicted u/s 304 (Part !)-His conviction u/s 324 confirmed-Appellant no. 3 convicted uls 326-Comparative analysis of provisions of ss.299 and 300 made and legal principles deduced Appellants were
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