Supreme Court of India
Suryavir v. State of Haryana
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Penal Code, 1860 – ss. 302, 34 and 120- – Indian rms Act, 1959 –s.25 – The present appellant-original accused no.1 alon g with two persons (‘ ’ and ‘P’) were tried for havin g committed murder of PW-12’s son – FIR was registered against the accused persons at the instance of PW-12 (father of deceased) – Recovery memo of weapon was prepared – Trial Court convicted accused no.1 and ‘ ’ of offence punishable u/s. 302/34IPC an d acquitted ‘P’ of all charges – On appeal against conviction High Court affirmed the view taken by trial Court – Accused ‘ ’ preferred SLP challenging his conviction and
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