Supreme Court of India
Veeran & Ors. v. State of M.P.
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Penal Code, 1860 - s. 300 exceptions 1, 4; s.304 Part I 1149, s. 3231149, s. 147 and 148 - Altercation between the parties, resulted in fatal blow to victim and injuries to prosecution witnesses- Conviction uls. 3021149, 147 and 148 by courts below - On appeal held: Appellant No. 1 inflicted fatal blow to victim - No specific overt acts attributed to the remaining three accused except omnibus statement - Death o caused by the accused was not pre-meditated as the incident took place as a result of sudden and grave provocation - Accused had no common intention to cause death of the victim as
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