Supreme Court of India
Sukhdev Singh v. Delhi State (govt. of Nct of Delhi)
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Perla! Code, 1860. Sections 300,304 and BO-Accused shooting deceased with pistol in the course of sudden quarrel-On facts, held, no case of grave and sudden provocation made out-Exception 4 to Section 300 held applicable instead of Exception I-Section 80 not applicable--Conviction altered to one under Section 304 Part II instead of under Section 304 Part I. Practice & Procedure-Appellant contending that High Court failed to consider plea-High Court Judgment noting that on other argument advanced-Scope of interference-Held, Supreme Court cannot accept plea about non-consideration. Words &
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