Supreme Court of India
Manilal Hiraman Chaudhari v. State of Maharashtra
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Penal Code, J 860--ss.302134 and 506-Murder-lncident proved by eye-witness-Motive for the offence proved-Recovery of weapons at the behest of the accused persons-Blood on the weapon found to c be that of the blood-group of the deceased-Trial Court convicting the accused uls 302134 and J 20B-High Court convicting the accused u/s 302134 and 506-In appeal, held: In the facts of the case, conviction justified Appellant-accused No. 2 along with accused Nos. 1, 3 and 4 -.,· were tried for having committed murder of one person. Prosecution case was that the deceased had been an accused in the case
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