Supreme Court of India
Ravindra Shalik Naik and Ors. v. St Ate of Maharashtra
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PENAL CODE, 1860: c s. 300, Exception 4 and ss. 302134 and 324 - Sudden fight - Accused inflicting injuries on victims with axe, knife and 'gupti' - Resulting in death of one of the victims - Conviction by trial court u/s 302134 and s.324 - Upheld by High Court- HELD: Conviction altered from s.302134 to s. 304(part I) - Sentence of 10 years rigorous imprisonment imposed. The appellants ( -1 to -3) were prosecuted for commission of offence punishable uls 302134 IPC.
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