Supreme Court of India
Chandrawati v. Ramji Tiwari & Anr. Etc.
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PENAL CODE, 1860: ss. 302 and 302 rlw 109 - Multiple murders - Accused who fired at victims, convicted by trial court uls 302 and sentenced to death - Other four convicted u/s 3021109 and sentenced to life imprisonment - High Court declining death reference and also acquitting the others - Appeals by State and complainant - HELD: On facts, there was no charge for o the offence u/s 109 - It must, therefore, be held that as two of the accused had claimed the right of private defence and had also produced defence evidence in accordance with the plea, non-framing of a Charge uls 109 against the
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