Supreme Court of India
Ambaram v. State of M.P.
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Penal Code, 1860: ss.302134-Murder-Common intention-Fi/thy language used by Appellant and other accused while taking drinks-Deceased's sister objected, on which she was assaulted-At this stage deceased intervened but he was also assaulted-Appellant assaulted deceased with axe-He acted on exhortation made by others-At least one injury received by deceased attributed to Appellant-Common intention may develop at the spot- Appellant rightly convicted under ss.302134. According to the prosecution, Appellant and the other accused were taking drinks near the house of PW9. They started hurling filthy
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