Supreme Court of India
Ranbir Singh & Ors. v. State of Haryana
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Penal Code, 1860: ss.300 Exception 2, 304(Part/), 148, 324 and 323 rlw s.34 c - Prosecution of eight accused ulss. 148, 302, 324, 323 rlw s. 149 /PC - For causing death of one and injuries to three persons - Accused taking plea of self defence - Conviction of four accused and life sentence by courts below - On appeal, held: Accused has been able to probabalise that the death of the deceased occurred as they acted in excess to their right of self-defence - Accused entitled to benefit of Exception 2 to s. 300 as they were not the aggressors - Conviction uls. 302 altered to uls. 304(Part(I) and
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