Supreme Court of India
Anil v. State of Haryana
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Penal Code, 1860: s.302-Conviction under-Uncle of deceased was being attacked-He called his nephews- Deceased opened the door and was shot by accused from a gun which he was carrying-There was no provocation-Fire was shot on vital part of body-Deceased was not carrying gun-He came out of the house only on hearing his uncle calling him-Injury was sufficient to cause death in normal course of nature-Ingredients of exception to s.300 not satisfied-Accused rightly convicted under s.302. The families of deceased and that of appellant were living in the same locality. The appellant had enmity with
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