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The Indian Penal Code, 1860
Chikkarange Gowda And Ors. vs State Of Mysore on 9 May, 1956
After examining all the evidence relating to the
participation of the appellant and others in the riot we are
left in grave doubt whether the assembly had a common object
of killing any one at all,' even if such was really the
object of any particular member or members of the unlawful
assembly. It may be that those who cut the limbs of men who
lost their lives due to bleeding could reasonably be held
liable for murder. But, it seems to be unlikely that each
member, considering the nature of the riot and the different
acts of different members of the riotous assembly, had such
an object. This was exactly the view adopted by this Court
in Chikkarange Gowda's case (supra).