Supreme Court of India
Daya Nand v. State of Haryana
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Penal Code, 1860; Ss. 299, 300, 302, 304 Part I and Ill Arms Act, 1959; S.27: Culpable homicide/murder - Appellant, at the instance c of his father; allegedly fired a shot at the deceased resulting in his death - /. R. - Investigation - Charge-sheet - Trial Court found appellant guilty of committing the offence of murder punishable u/s.302 /PC and s. 27 of the Arms Act but found evidence against accused father of the appellant insufficient ~ to convict him - Appeal dismissed by High Court - Correctness of - Held: According to the law laid down in the case of Virsa Singh vs. State of Punjab
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