Supreme Court of India
Bishan Dayal and Ors. v. State of Delhi (admn.)
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Indian Penal Code, 1860 : ·sections 34, 302 and 394-Committing robbery and voluntarily causing hurt-Leading to death of victim-Common intention-Nature of injuries- -! Victim lYalking quite some distance after the injuries-Common intention to commit murder-.,..Whether established . . There was a high way robbery committed by five persons. As a result of the injury inflicted by the accused, one person died. Charge sheet was filed.…
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