Supreme Court of India
Gunnana Pentayya @ Pentadu & Ors. v. State of A.P.
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Penal Code, 1860: c s:302 r.w. s.149 - Conviction under - High Court confirmed conviction under s. 302 however held that s. 149 not attracted - On appeal, Held: No infirmity in High Court.s order - Conviction was based on evidence of wife and son of deceased - They were natural witnesses and their presence in the house in the morning when incident took place cannot be doubted. f s. 149 - Common object - Connotation of + Common object and common intention - Distinction between. Witness Eye-witnesses - Presence of Incident of murder took place in morning - Presence of wife/son of deceased .._
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