Supreme Court of India
Arjun Singh v. State of H.P.
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Penal Code, 1860: ss.376, 511, 365, 366, 109 - Conviction under, by trial c Court - Affirmed by High Court - On appeal, Held: Commission of rape was not established, however attempt to rape was clearly established- Hence, conviction under s.376 is not proper- However, conviction under s.511 is made out -) - Regarding offence under ss.365 and 366, courts below analysed the evidence in detail - There was no infirmity in its conclusion to warrant interference - In the background of facts, s. 109 is also not applicable. s. 109 - Applicability of. s.109 and s.120A - Distinction between. Words and
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