Supreme Court of India
Bala Seetharamaiah v. Perike S. Rao and Ors.
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Penal Code, 1862: c ss.148, 302, 324 and ss.302 read with l4Y-Six accused-Prosecuted for murder-Charges framed u/s.148,302 and 324-Trial court held all the accused guilty of offences u/s.148, and 302-Besides, two of them were also ... . held guilty u/s.324-High Court noticed that there was no charge framed I! JI under s.3,02 read with s. 149-lt found one accused guilty under s.304 Part- I and remaining five under s.326-Conviction under s.302 set aside-Held, Sessions Judge did not frame charge against accused persons for offence punishable under s. 302 read with s. 149-Relevant prosecution…
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