Supreme Court of India

Murugesan and Ors. v. State through Inspector of Police

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Bench P. Sathasivam and Ranjan Gogoi JJ.
Decided 12 October 2012

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We hold that conviction of the E accused appellants recorded by the High Court under the different provisions of the IPC and the sentences imposed cannot be sustained.

Judgment, page 28

From the headnote

Penal Code, 1860 - ss. 1208, 147, 148, 332 and 302 rlw. ss. 3411091149 - Prosecution under - Of 23 accused - Acquittal of all the accused by trial court - High Court convicting 19 of the accused ulss. 1208 and 302 rlw. ss. 341 149 - Some of the accused also convicted u/s. 332 rlw s. 149 - Two convicts died- On appeal by the remaining 17 convicts, held: Conviction by High Court not justified - The view taken by the trial court was a possible view, and could not have been interdicted by the High Court - The conclusions reached by High Court were of fragile nature - The evidence of the two…

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