Supreme Court of India
Sree Vijayakumar and Anr., v. State, by Inspector of Police, Kanyakumari
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Penal Code, 1860: ss. 34, 304(Part-JI), 323 and 324-Common intention-Death of victim by burn injuries-One accused hitting the victim ,on head by a bottle-Bottle broke and liquid therein spread on victim-Another accused throwing a burning lamp on victim-Victim caught fire-One of the accused stabbing the witness who came to rescue the deceased-Held, accused woulcf not have shared common intention-These are random acts done without meeting of mind- Accused hitting the deceased with bottle convicted and sentenced u/s 323- Accused throwing burning lamp on deceased convicted and sentenced uls 304…
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