Supreme Court of India
R. Dineshkumar @ Deena v. State Rep. by Inspector of Police & Others
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 - s. 319 - Power c under - Exercise of - Summoning of prosecution witness as an additional accused u/s. 319 - On facts, murder of 'V' - Trial of seven persons including appellant - Evidence of PW 64 as to the genesis of the conspiracy to kill 'V' of which various accused and also PW64 were parties at different points of time; and that he developed cold feet after the initial stage and withdrew from the conspiracy and did not participate in the actual killing of 'V' - Thereafter, appellant filed petition uls. 319 seeking to summon PW64 as an additional accused
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