Supreme Court of India
Satbir @ Lakha v. State of Haryana
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Penal Code, 1860 - ss. 307 and 324 rlw 34 - Attempt to murder - Voluntary causing hurt by dangerous weapon or means - Common intention - -2 was responsible for collection and spending of the donation amount for celebration of the temple festival - Members of the complainant party who were also involved in the said celebration felt that entirety of the donation amount collected should be spent out and it should not go to the personal benefit of any one individual with whom the collection was entrusted - Quarrel ensued between the complainant party and the accused party led by -2 which
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