Supreme Court of India
Hanuman Prasad and Ors. v. State of Rajasthan
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Pimai Code, 1860 - s. 376(2)(g) - Application of - Necessary ingredients - Held: 'Common intention' to commit rape is necessafY - On facts, no evidence to show that accused had a common intention of committing rape on .. - '· ' 'victim - Thus, conviction by High Court .uls. 376(2)(g) not sustainable and set aside. According to the prosecution cas~, accused OS raped the prosecutrix, a school going· girl and other ·accused flirted with her.…
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