Supreme Court of India
Jaleshwar Singh v. State of Bihar
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Penal Code, 1860 - ss. 307 rlw 110 - Dispute between parties - Exhortation by accused and thereafter infliction of c fatal blow by other accused - Conviction of accused ulss. 302 rlw 109 and sentenced to imprisonment for life, by High Court - On appeal, held: Deceased's wife and his father stated that there were physical fights abuses - Accused persons were armed - There was no direct exhortation to kill but was to the effect that deceased and others should not be permitted to run away and should be attacked - Thereafter, other accused inflicted blow on deceased - However, evidence of the
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