Supreme Court of India
Rajinder v. State of Haryana
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Penal Code, 1860: Sections 304-11 and 302-Culpable homicide-Accused caused death of PW8 's nephew by using fire-arm-Deceased suffered thigh injury which the Doctor opined was dangerous to life-Deceased succumbed to the injury subsequently-Held: Courts below erred in convicting accused under s.302. !PC-Conviction under s. 304-11 with custodial sentence of seven years justified in facts and circumstances of the case-Arms Act, 1959-Section 27. Sections 299 & 300- 'Murder' and 'Culpable homicide not amounting to murder-Distinction between-Corresponding clauses of ss.299 and 300 discussed.
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