Supreme Court of India
Jagannath v. State of M.P.
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Penal Code, 1860-s. 302134 ands. 326-Altercation between parties Accused inflicting axe blow on head of deceased resulting in his death'-co accused causing injuries to prosecution witnesses-Courts below convicting co-accused under s. 302134 and imposing rigorous imprisonment for life Correctness of-Held: Co-accused did not share any common intention with accused for causing death of deceased-Injuries caused to the witnesses by co-accused were simple injuries-It was his individual act-Thus, co-accused guilty under s. 326 and not under s. 302134 and sentence of JO years rigorous imprisonment…
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