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Shamsher Khan vs State (Nct Of Delhi) on 19 October, 2000

26. Thus, in order to attract Section 34 IPC, the complaint in question must, prima facie, reflect a common prior concert or planning amongst the appellant and other accused. Having carefully gone through the complaint, we are of the view that it does Crl. Revision. No. 40/2024 Monujaffar Khan Vs. State of NCT of Delhi 5/14 not reveal any preconcert or preplanning whereby all the accused had decided to misappropriate the said amount. It is pertinent to note that MSEB, in whose coffers the said amount was credited, has not been arraigned as an accused in the complaint. Be that as it may, having come to the conclusion that the ingredients of Section 409 IPC are not satisfied against the appellant, the question of his acting in concert with others does not arise. We are therefore, convinced that Section 34 IPC is not attracted against the appellant."
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