Supreme Court of India
Prakash v. State of Madhya Pradesh
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Penal Code, 1860-s.304-II rlw s.34-Murder-Common intention - Deceased unarmed-Chased by accused armed with lathis-As deceased was running, Appellant-accused gave lathi blow on his leg-Deceased fell down whereafter ' ', a co-accused, assaulted him on the head which proved fatal Conviction of Appellant under s.304 Part-1 rlw 34-Justification of-Held, justified -Common intention on the part of Appellant is evident-Evidently lathi blow on leg was given to stop deceased from running -Deceased fell down, which facilitated ' ' to cause injuries on his person, including the fatal injwy on his head.
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