Supreme Court of India
State of Punjab v. Sanjiv Kumar@ Sanju and Ors.
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Penal Code, 1860: s. 149----Common object-Meaning and scope of-Difference between 'common object' and 'common intention '-Explained-On facts, the view of the High Court that there wqs no evidence with regard to sharing of common object by the respondents does not suffer from any infirmity. ss. 3021149 and 3231149-Nine persons convicted by trial court-High Court acquitting six of them holding that there was no evidence to show that these persons shared the common object-Held : High Court's judgment directing acquittal of these six persons suffers from no infirmity. Words and Phrases:
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