Supreme Court of India
Dukhmochan Pandey and Ors. v. State of Bihar
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Criminal law : Indian Penal Code, 1860 : Sections 302134 and 325134-Applicability of-Common intention Stages at which, can be formed-Held, can be formed previously or on the spot during the progress of the crime-Common intention may develop at the spur of the moment in the course of commission of the offence-However, common intention developed at the spur of the moment formed at the latter stage is distinct from similar intention actuating several persons simultaneously-Existence of common intention in all the persons who made some overt act resulting in the death of some persons, is a…
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