Supreme Court of India
Anjani Chaudhary v. State of Bihar
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Penal Code, 1860 - s. 302 - Parricide - Dispute over landed property - -1 was allegedly armed with a pistol and a 'lathi'; -2 with a 'farsa' and -3 with a 'bhala' - Victim assaulted and killed on the spot - Conviction by courts below uls.302 on the basis of evidence of eye-witnesses - Appeals by -1 and -3 - Held: Since the instant matter involves close relatives belonging to farming families with deep set animosities, some evidence beyond the ocular evidence is also required to be looked at - Medical evidence corroborated the presence of -2 and -3 as they were armed with a 'farsa' and a…
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