Supreme Court of India
Gurjit Singh Alias Gora and Anr. v. State of Haryana
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Penal Code, 1860 - s.302 rw s.34 - Murder - Prosecution case that appellant-accused along with his brother, armed with spades inflicted injuries to the victim Parents of the accused exhorted their sons to commit the 0 crime on account of enmity between the parties - Plea of self defence and sudden provocation by the accused and his brother since the victim had injured their father - Trial court convicted the appellant u/s. 304 Part II, however, acquitted his brother - High Court convicted the appellants . uls.
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