Supreme Court of India
Bhupendra Singh & Ors. v. State of U.P.
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Penal Code, 1860: -c ss.307, 147, 148, 149-Accused party armed with /athis, gun, tamancha and farsa - Assaulted deceased and others - Death of deceased and injuries to others - Conviction under ss.147, 148 and 307 by courts below - Applicability of s.149 challenged -· Held: Question as to what was common object .. at particular stage of incident is essentially a question of fact to be deten11ined, keeping in view nature of assembly, arms carried by members and behaviour of members at the scene of occurrence - On facts, s. 149 applicable - Conviction upheld. s. 149 - Common object - Meaning of
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