Article 34 The concept of common intention is to have a similar intention and common intention to distinguish between knowledge and common intention The presence of an accused at the scene of the incident with a co-accused who commits the crime may be a felony. It may not be enough to meet the former with a diligence, some strong situations expressing shared intentions, usually, in front of some or all of the elements, such as joint intentions, default preparations and such plans. The concert under the joint intention, however, may be prepared momentarily or in the ordinary course of the commission of the crime, during the commission of the crime, Raks can change [words and phrases]
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