Supreme Court of India
Magan v. State of Madhya Pradesh
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Penal Code, 1860; Ss. 302 and 323: Murder-Accused persons attacked deceased and another-'-Accused allegedly shot an arrow which pierced the chest of deceased-Deceased succumbed to injuries-Trial Court found all the accused persons guilty of committing murder of the deceased and causing voluntary hurt to his brother and sentenced them accordingly-High Court setting aside conviction against all the accused persons except appellant and another, affirmed conviction and sentence against the accused-appellant-On appeal, Held: Motive of committing the crime has categorically been disclosed not only
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