Supreme Court of India
Surinder Singh @chhinda and Anr v. State of Punjab
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Penal Code, 1860; Ss. 34, 302, 304 & 323: Murder-Joint liability- Accused persons attacked complainant and his son-Son succumbed to the injuries-Trial Court found all the four accused persons guilty of committing c offence under Section 3021323 rlw Section 34 /PC and sentenced them accordingly-Affirmed by High Court-Filing of appeal by two of the convicts-Held: Accused-appellants were not armed with weapons-Though they had allegedly restrained the movement of the deceased but there was no definite evidence to show that they shared common intention/motive to commit murder of the son of the
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