Supreme Court of India
Laxman Anjali Dhundale and Anr. v. State of Maharashtra
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Penal Code, 1860:· 'ff c ss. 302134 and 498- /34-Death of a married woman owing to injuries- Husband of deceased earlier demanding money from her par,ents for construction of house-Medical evidence indicating homicide-Husband of deceased and his parents convicted by trial couri and sentenced-High Court affirming the order-Appeal by parents of husband-Held, there is no credible evidence, direct or circumstantial, that there was meeting of minds of all accused persons to commit the offences-Charge u!s 34 has not been established-Appellants given benefit of doubt-Ingredients of s. 34- ~
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