Supreme Court of India
Arun Nivalaji More v. State of Maharashtra
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Penal Code, 1860: Sections 299, 300 Thirdly, 302 and 304 Part I. Murder-Culpable homicide-When culpable homicide is murder-The licence of the accused as a commission vendor in a catering unit was cancelled by the deceased-Thereafter, the accused went to the office of the deceased and assaulted him with a knife- constable gave a chase to the accused and apprehended him and a blood-stained knife was recovered from his pocket- The deceased gave two separate dying declarations before PW-I and PW-12 and a formal dying declaration was also recorded by the Deputy Superintendent of Police-Jn these
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