Supreme Court of India
Ahmed Ali & Ors. v. State of Tripura
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Penal Code, 1860 - ss. 334 and 335 - Voluntarily causing hurt/grievous hurt on provocation - Alteration of conviction of two accused from s.324 rlw. s.34 to s.334 rlw s. 34 and sentenced to rigorous imprisonment for one year - Conviction of other two accused altered from s. 304 (Part II) r/w s.34 to s.335 rlw s.34 and sentenced to rigorous imprisonment for two years - On appeal, held: Maximum sentence permissible uls. 334 is one month, thus sentence uls. 334 reduced to one month - As regards other accused convicted uls. 335, sentence reduced to three months - Fine . with defaul~ stipulation
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