Supreme Court of India
Rajesh Kumar v. State of H.P.
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Penal Code, 1860 - s. 302 rlw s. 34 and s. 326: r- c Common intention - One accused assaulted deceased ..__ on head with 'darat' (a sharp edged tool) which caused incised injury - Appellant, the other accused, assaulted deceased on non-vital parts of body with 'danda' (thick stick) - Incised injury on head proved fatal - Conviction of Appellant by Courts be- low uls. 302 rlw s. 34 with life imprisonment- Propriety of.:... Held: Not proper - Only the injuries on non-vital parts attributed to ~· Appellant - Besides, after a PW snatched away the 'danda' from Appellant and threw it, Appellant did
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