Supreme Court of India
State of A. P. v. M. Sohan Babu & Anr.
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Penal Code, 1860: s. 302134, 460 and 324 - Accused entering the house of victims at midnight - During the scuffle -2 stabbed one of the victims - -1 also causing injuries to him - Death of the victim - Witnesses also received injuries at the hands of the 0 accused - Conviction by trial court uls 302134, 460 and 324 - High Court converting the conviction u/s. 302134 into one uls. 304(Part-I) - Held: It cannot be ignored that the two accused, duly armed, had entered the premises at mid night with the intention of committing robbery - They were also charged with the offence punishable uls 460 -
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