Assault

Contention that prosecution case rested on sole testimony of complainant which could not be relied upon for maintaining accused's conviction without independent corroboration

No material defect in testimony of said witness pointed out which could induce Court to accept contention

Petition for leave to appeal dismissed.

Ss. 302/34 & 352/34 Assault-Murder-Appreciation of evidence Discussion ensuing between, parties on question of vacating rented premises and owner of house seeming to have flared up and started throwing household effects from house of deceased, a widow of deceased slamming door causing injury to owner of house-Accused party not alleged to have come prepared for using force and no evidence of reconvert existing on file-None of witnesses, except witness Y, stating appellants with their father having held down deceased while accused A inflicted injuries to deceased-Witness Y step-father of deceased's widow hence not disinterested

Overwhelming part of prosecution evidence itself not attributing any overt act on part of appellants to suggest their having aided or assisted main accused A to facilitate commission of offence None of accused, party armed in beginning and accused A having run to his house, fetched crime chhuri and inflicted injuries to deceased after some time-Deceased actually having walked over a dis