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Bishna @ Bhiswadeb Mahato & Ors vs State Of West Bengal on 28 October, 2005 Equivalent

Penal Code also. Although, there is evidence in this case that grievous hurt was caused by the stab given by Virendra Shrivastava, yet legally this ... finding is not necessary as to who caused the grievous hurt. 16. In the case of Yashwant v. State of Maharashtra

Brij Lal And Anr. vs State Of Rajasthan on 5 September, 2006 Equivalent citations: RLW2006

four of them named Mathan, Haralal, Ramanath and Patal caused grievous hurt to Nepal Mahato by means of tabla, sword etc. in furtherance of their ... means of arrow and whether another accused namely Lalbas caused grievous hurt to Shambhu Mahato and whether the accused Patal Mahato caused hurt to Siju

years' rigorous imprisonment each for rioting and having caused grievous hurt to Ram Swarup and Ram Jug. Accused No. 8.--Jia Lal--under Sections ... years' rigorous imprisonment for rioting and for causing grievous hurt to Ram Swarup Panday. Accused No. 3.--Jadu Singh--under Sections

with Sections 34 and 147 I.P.C. for having caused grievous hurt to Jaswant and sentenced to 3 years rigorous imprisonment on the first ... came to the conclusion that Babu had caused grievous hurt by sharp edged weapon and further a common indention must be attributed to Pooran, Pehalwan

under Section 325 are as follows:- (1) Accused voluntarily caused hurt; (2) Hurt was grievous within the meaning ... follows:- " Section 320 . Grievous hurt.--The following kinds of hurt only are designated as "grievous": First.-- Emasculation. Secondly. --Permanent privation

also. Although, there is evidence in this case that grievous hurt was caused by the stab given by Virendra Shrivastava, yet legally this finding ... necessary as to who caused the grievous hurt. 16. In the case of Yashwant v. State of Maharashtra

were, at the very least, armed with weapons capable of causing grievous hurt. The presence of weapons such as 12 bore  27 guns and spears ... armed, with the common object of causing at the very least grievous hurt to their adversaries in the course of an armed assault which could

submitted that it was to cause the death of Yugine and grievous hurt to PW-2. In this context, if we examine the prosecution case ... share a common intention, the same was only to cause grievous hurt to the deceased and not to cause his death. Therefore