Supreme Court of India
Mal Singh v. State of M.P.
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Penal Code, 1860 - s. 302 - Prosecution of four accused - For causing death and injuries - Trial court on the evidence c of eyewitnesses convicting three accused u/ss. 302134, 307 I 34 and 328134 /PC - One co-accused acquitted - High Court convicting appellant-accused u/s 302 and convicting one of the co-accused uls 325 /PC - On appeal, held: High Court rightly convicted the appellant-accused - Medical evidence ; corroborates evidence of injured eye-witness.…
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