Supreme Court of India
Batakrushna Parida v. State of Orissa
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Penal Code, 1860 - s. 304 (Part II) - Occurrence as a result of rivalry between villages - Resulting in causing death c and injuries - Charge u/s. 302, 307, 148 and 3021149 /PC - - Trial Court convicting one accused u/s. 304 (Part II) and,. acquitting other accused of all the charges - High Court upholding the acquittal order - Order of conviction was altered to one u/s. 302 - On appeal by the accused, held: High Court despite holding that the accused fired the shot on the spur of the moment and there was free fight amongst the villagers, ought not have convicted him uls. 302 - He is liable
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