Supreme Court of India
Chinnam Kameswara Rao and Ors. v. State of Ap. Rep. by Home Secretary
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Penal Code, 1860 - ss. 302 and 324 rlw s. 34 - Prosecution under - Injured victim and 4 others eye witnesses - Incident in question was sequel to an incident on previous day, wherein the deceased was threatened by accused of dire consequences - Acquittal by trial court - Conviction by High Court - Held: The conviction was justified in view of depositions of injured victim and other eye witnesses - Facts of the case prove that the incident was premeditated - Absence of charge uls. 34 would not affect the legality of conviction, as such omission caused no prejudice to the accused. Code of
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