Supreme Court of India
Sajjan Sharma v. State of Bihar
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Penal Code, 1860- s.302- Murder- Unlawful assembly carrying fire-arms caused the death of informant's uncle - Appellant's father and brother were seen as members of the unlawful assembly and were duly named in the Fard-e-beyanl FIR - Weapons carried by them were also identified and expressly mentioned in the Fard-e-beyan - Thol/Jgh appellant was not identified as one of the accused at the time · of the commission of the offence, he was later named, among the o accused - Conviction of accused-appellant - Challenge to - Dispute as to whether appellant was one of the accused taking part in the
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