Supreme Court of India
Ramvir v. State of Uttar Pradesh
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What the Court ordered
We are of the view that the appellant is entitled for benefit of doubt and hence d eserves to be acquitted of the charges framed against him under Section 302 r ead with Section 148/149 IPC.
Judgment, page 7
From the headnote
Penal Code, 1860 – ss.148, 149 and 302 – Case of the prosecution that the appellant along with five other person s armed with guns surrounded one ‘S’ and his son and fired shots whereupon ‘S’ on receiving injuries fell down and died – Tria l Court while acquitting the appellant of the charges u/s.149, IPC, convict ed him u/s.302, IPC – Other five accused persons were acqui tted from all the charges leveled against them – High Court in ap peal filed by the appellant upheld his conviction u/s.302, IPC an d further convicted him u/ss. 148/149, IPC – Propriety of – Held: Appellant was acquitted
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