Supreme Court of India
Munnilal S/o Gokul Teli v. State of M.P.
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Parial Code, 1860 : - c ' s. 302134 - Murder- By four accused - Two accused armed with deadly weapons, while the other two unarmed - Conviction of all the accused u/s. 302134 - Appellant-accused was unarmed - Allegation against him that he pulled the leg of the deceased - High Court dismissing his appeal - On ~. appeal, held: Mere fact of being in company of armed accused, not sufficient to attract s. 34 - Eye-witnesses not attributing any overt act to the unarmed accused - Allegation of puffing the leg of the deceased also not established. s. 34 - Common intention - Applicability of -
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