Supreme Court of India
Chandrasekar and Another v. State
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Penal Code, 1860 - ss. 302, 324 - Repeated assault by appellants on deceased's head with weapons resulting in his death - Witness also suffered injuries - Motive was acquittal of the deceased day before in a criminal prosecution at the behest of appellant - Conviction of appellants u/s. 302 and sentenced to life imprisonment-Appellant ' ' also convicted uls. 324 with six 111011ths rigorous imprisonment - Said order upheld by the High Court - Jnte1ference with - Held: Not called for - Indiscriminate assault on deceased 's head, reflects the individual intention of each one of them to ensure
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