Supreme Court of India
Jagtar Singh v. State of Haryana
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Penal Code, 1860- s. 304 Part II read with s. 34 - Land dispute between parties - On the fateful day, appellant and his brother caught hold of PW3 and when PW 3's uncle tried to intervene, appellant inflicted injuries to uncle, who later succumbed to it- Conviction and sentence of both appellant and his brother u/s. 304 Part II rw s. 34 - However, High Court upheld conviction of the appellant, while acquitted his brother· - On appeal, held: Evidence proved the appellant guilty for committing the offence - He was aggressor and had hit the deceased - Both ocular and documentary evidence proved
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