Supreme Court of India
Shrawan Bhadaji Bhirad and Ors. v. Stte of Maharashtra
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Penal Code, 1860-Sections 147, 148, .307 read with 149-Accused assaulting a person with sword-Victim admitted to hospital and disclosing names of accused-Conviction by trial court-Accused taking plea that victim did not know names of the accused and their names mentioned by way of speculation due to enmity-High Court disagreeing with the submission, upholding the conviction-On appeal, Held: Disclosure of names stood corroborated by eye-witness account-Hence High Court justified in its conclusion.
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