Supreme Court of India
Balu @ Bala Subramaniam & Anr. v. State (u.t. of Pondicherry)
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Penal Code, 1860: ss.325, 326 and 324- Conviction by trial courl, of the appellants-accused alongwith 3 other accused u/ss. 3021149 and 148 - For killing one person and for causing injuries to the eye-witnesses- High Courl acquitted accused No.3 while 0 altering conviction of other accused to one under ss.302134, 326134 and 324134 - On appeal, held: In view of the consistent version of eye-witnesses, the finding of the courls below that the accused were the assailants, cannot be faulted - However, in the facts of the case, High Courl was not right in invoking s.34 /PC as the facts do not give
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