iv) offences under Section 307 IPC and the Arms Act etc. would fall in the categorv of t einous and serious offcnces and therefore are t ) be treated as crime against the society and rot against the individuat alone, and t rerefore, the criminal proceedings for thc offence under Sectior.r 307 [PC and/or the y'rms Acl etc. which ha|c a sprious impac, on tre society cannot bc quastred in exercise of powers under Scction .182 of the Codc, on the ground Lhat thc Panics havc resolved their ertire dispute amongst themselves. However, tlre High Court \r.ould not lest its decision nterel} becausc rh-^re is a mention of Section 3)7 IPC in the FItl {)r thc charge is framed under this provision. 11 woLtld bc open to the High Court to examine as to whether ircorporation of Section 3O7 IPC is there for tlle sake of it or the prosecution has collected srrffrcient cvidence, rvhich if proved, would lead to framing the charge under Sectron 307 II'C. For this purpose, it rvould be open to the High Court to go bv the nature of injury sustained, whether such injun'is intlicted on tte vrtal/delegate parts of the bodv, naturc of wlapons uscd etc Howerrr. such an exerr:ise b. the High Court rvould be permissible only alter the evidcnce is collected after rnl,estigation and the charge sheet is
