Supreme Court of India
Sukumarroy v. State of West Bengal
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Penal Code, 1860; Section 304 Part I rlw Section 34: Murder-Accused and his relatives attacked the deceased with weapons causing his death-Trial Court found accused appellant and another guilty of committing offences under Section 304 Part-I rlw .Section 34 !PC and sentenced them accordingly-Affirmed by High Court-On appeal, Held: Injuries on the body of the deceased anti-mortem in nature-It is evident from the post-mortem report that death was caused due to the wound injwy which shows that the accused intended to kill or cause such bodily injwy as is likely to cause death-Evidence of
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