Supreme Court of India
Ganesh Shamrao Andekar & Anr. v. State of Maharashtra
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For the reasons stated herein below find it difficult to agree with his conclusion that the High Court judgment in the present appeal is correct.
Judgment, page 14
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Penal Code, 1860- s.302 rlw s.34 - Murder -Appeal against the acquittal by trial court - Scope for interference - Appellants and victim-deceased were neighbours - There was enmity between them - Prosecution case that after a heated exchange, appellants chased down the deceased and assaulted him with weapons - When accused were chasing deceased, his wife (PW-13) and daughter (PW-2) had followed them and had witnessed the assault - PW-2 took deceased to the ho~pital where he succumbed to the injuries - Trial court acquitted all the accused - High Court, however, convicted the appellants and two
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