Supreme Court of India
Abdul Razak & Ors v. The State of Karnataka Rep. by Sho, Hutti Ps
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Penal Code, 1860: s.304 Part II - Appeal against c conviction - Allegation against appellants that they caught hold of the victim-deceased, tied his hand behind his back and assaulted him with a club of stone resulting in injuries on his head and other parts of body leading to his death - Trial court held that the brother and mother of the deceased claiming to be eye witnesses instead of untying the deceased who was in a seriously injured condition returned home even after the assailants had fled away from th,e spot and that such conduct was unnatural and based on such finding acquitted the
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