Supreme Court of India
Suresh Singh and Anr. v. State of Haryana
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Penal Code, 1860: s. 304 (part-II) rlw s. 149-Conviction under-Plea for a liberal c view in awarding punishment-Conviction u/s 3021149 converted by High Court into one u!s 304 (part-II) with regard to one accused and 304 (part II) rlw s. 149 with regard to other five accused-Slentence of 7 years RI imposed on all the six accused-Accused convicted uls 304 (part JI) died-Three others having served the sentence, their appeal became in.fructuous-Remaining two pleading/or a liberal view _;... in awarding punishment on the ground that they were not convicted for the substantive offence but with the
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