Supreme Court of India
Parasa Raju Manikyala Rao and Anr. v. State of A.P.
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Penal Code, 1860 : Section 34-Scope and ambit of-Common intention-Acts done in furtherance of-Held : The essence of liability under S. 34 is existence of common intention and participation in a criminal act-Participation need not in all cases be by physical presence. Practice and Procedure : Case law-Decided cases-Precedent-Held : How a person reacts in a given case may be the determinative factor so far as that case is concerned-Application of one decided case to another case notwithstanding the dissimilarity in effect and distinctive features is legally impermissible.
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