Supreme Court of India
Sri Kishan & Ors. v. The State of Haryana
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Penal Code, 1860: c ss.148, 302 (Part II), 325 324 and 323 rlw s. 149 - Conviction under, by courts below - Interference with - Held: On facts, order of conviction and sentence awarded does not call for interference - All accused formed unlawful assembly armed with weapons which were likely to cause death, thus conviction u/s.148 and application of s.149 does not suffer from infirmity - Non-explanation of minor and superficial injuries on accused would not affect prosecution case, when said accused have been acquitted. ss. 299 and 300 - 'Murder' and ·culpable homicide' not - amoun~ing to
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