Supreme Court of India
Jagdish v. State of Haryana
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Penal Code, 1860 - ss. 304 Part 11 and 323 - Prosecution case that free fight between relatives joined by other people to stop the fight - As a result death of Zand simple injuries to three persons - Conviction of appellant along with others for the offences punishable uls. 304 Part 11 ands. 323 and sentenced accordingly - Upheld by the High Court - On appeal, by the appellant, held: Overwhelming evidence of three eye-witnesses proved beyond reasonable doubt that the appellant was involved in the incident and gave lathi blows causing injuries to the deceased - Findings by the courts below
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