Supreme Court of India
Nafe Singh v. State of Haryana
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PENAL CODE, 1860: • c ss. 300, Exception 4, and s. 304 (Part-II) - Dispute between two groups regarding agricultural land - Accused group assaulting complainant party in which one person of the other group died and two others received injuries - Trial court convicting all the three accused u/ss 302, 324 and 323 rlw s.34 /PC - High Court convicting two of the accused u/ss 324 and 323 /PC and sentencing them to the period already undergone and convicting the third uls 302 /PC -Held: Appropriate conviction would be uls 304 (part-II) /PC - Appellant convicted accofdingly - Custodial sentence
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