Supreme Court of India
State of Madhya Pradesh v. Imrat and Anr.
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Penal Code, 1860- s 307 rlw s. 34 -Attempt to.murder Conviction under - Essential requisite for - Stated - On facts, over a property dispute, accused caused six injuries to com- c plainant with lathi and farsa, two of the injuries grievous in na ture - Conviction uls 307 r/w s. 34 with seven years RI - How ever, High Court convicting uls 326 · rlw s. 34 and sentence reduced to period already undergone - Held: Not justified - High Court ignored that injuries were grievous in nature and 0 were caused by use of sufficient force by sharp edged weap ons - Injuries were so serious that both…
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