Supreme Court of India
Shishpal @ Shishu v. The State (nct of Delhi)
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Penal Code, 1860 – ss.302, 34 – Murder – Victim-deceas ed and PW4 were standing in the queue before the liquor s tore – A2 (not before the Supreme Court) attacked the victim by knife while appellants-accused caught hold of victim – All accu sed dragged the victim from the queue of liquor and committed the o ffence u/s 302 r/w s.34 of IPC – Trial Court held them guilty of t he offence charged and the same was confirmed by the High Court – Out of three accused two (A1 and A3) have presented the appeal – Held: Both Courts below have made reliance upon the non-co oporation on the part of the
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