Supreme Court of India
Chunni Lal v. State of U.P.
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What the Court ordered
In view of the aforesaid extensively discussed clear facts and circumstance of the case.
Judgment, page 9
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Penal Code, 1860: c s.302 - Accused firing at his uncle causing his death - Conviction by trial court - Affirmed by High Court - Pleas of absence of motive for the crime, evidence of interested witnesses only and delay in filing FIR and starting investigation - HELD: Are not tenable - Motive for the crime ,0 has been established because of the development of the events which entirely defeated the chances of the accused to inherit the property of his deceased uncle - The eye witnesses being the sons of the deceased, their presence at the place of occurrence at the relevant time was usual and
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