Supreme Court of India
Surendra and Others v. State of U.P.
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Penal Code, 1860: c s. 3021149 - 'Common object' to cause the death - Held: Inference of common object has to be drawn from various factors such as the weapons with which the members were armed, their movements, the acts of violence committed by them and the result - The prosecution, from the entirety of the . 0 evidence, has been able to establish that all the members of the unlawful assembly acted in furtherance of the common object to cause the death of the victim. Four petitions in the instant special leave petitions along with another accused were prosecuted for commission of offences
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