CRILR(RAJ) 183, (2017) 1 UC 513, (2017) 3 MH LJ (CRI) 436, (2018) 1 MADLW(CRI) 65, (2017) 1 CRIMES
436, 2002 (4) LRI 163, (2002) 6 JT 235 (SC), 2002 (6) SCALE 49, 2002 SCC(CRI) 1496, (2002) 6 SCALE
CRIMES 191, (1992) EAST CRI C 98, (1991) 2 REC CRI R 436, (1991) CAL CRI LR 150, (1992) 1 CHAND
436, (2009) 4 MAD LJ(CRI) 201, (2009) 3 EASTCRIC 290, (2009) 4 CHANDCRIC
KHCACJ 564 (SC), 2004 CRILR(SC&MP) 436, (2004) 16 ALLINDCAS 727 (SC), 2004 (16) ALLINDCAS 727, 2004 (1) KHCACJ ... CRILR(SC MAH GUJ) 436, 2004 (2) SRJ 368, 2004 (1) SLT 941, (2004) 1 JT 358 (SC), (2004) 1 CURCRIR
Section 302 read with Section 34 I.P.C. and under Section 436 read with Section 34 I.P.C. and sentenced to imprisonment ... were framed against Gokul and the appellant individually under Sections 302 and 436 I.P.C. alternatively under Sections 302 read with
ALLCRILR 621, 2009 (2) SCC(CRI) 436, 2007 CRILR(SC MAH GUJ) 795, 2007 (38) OCR 663, 2007 CRILR(SC&MP) 795, 2007 (6) SUPREME
EASTCRIC 260, (1991) 1 GUJ LH 444, (1991) MAD LJ(CRI) 436, (1991) 2 CRILC 10, (1991) 1 CHANDCRIC 72, (1991) 1 CRIMES 453
Author
436, (1979) MAD LJ(CRI) 606
Author: Syed Murtaza Fazalali
Bench: Syed Murtaza Fazalali , O. Chinnappa Reddy
PETITIONER:
JAGDISH
Vs.
RESPONDENT:
STATE OF RAJASTHAN
DATE
11th September 1921, declares that the trial oi an offence under Section 436 must be by jury and not by assessors, the assessors are incompetent ... assumption in the observation quoted above that because the trial under Section 436 , I. P. C., could not have been with the aid of assessors