Supreme Court of India
Subhash Chander Bansal v. Gian Chand and Ors
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What the Court ordered
We find no reason to interfere on this issue too for the following reasons.
Judgment, page 4
From the headnote
Penal Code, 1860 – s.325/34 – Prosecution case was that respondents-accused caused injuries to two persons with hockey – Trial court acquitted all the five accused persons – High Court allowed the State’s appeal in part and convicted the four accused persons under s.325 r/w s.34, imposing the sentence that was already undergone by them and fine of Rs.50,000 to be paid equally by the four convicted accused persons – Acquittal of one accused was upheld by giving him benefit of doubt – Held: The finding of the High Court regarding conviction of respondents under s.325 was based on proper…
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