Supreme Court of India
Prabhakar Vithal Gholve v. State of Maharashtra
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Penal Code, 1860: s.302 - Fatal assault upon the victim deceased at the hands of the appellant and another accused, a juvenile - Prosecution case was that occurrence originated on account of some minor grievance against the deceased that she did not convey a telephonic message to the appellant - The juvenile offender went to the house of the deceased and assaulted him - When he was overpowered by complainant party, he started crying whereupon the appellant and four others rushed to the place of occurrence - Appellant and juvenile offender used sticks to cause injuries on the head of the
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