Supreme Court of India
Rajbir @ Raju and Anr. v. State of Haryana
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PENAL CODE, 1860: c s. 304-8 - Conviction of accused-husband and mother- in-law by trial court - Husband sentenced to imprisonment for life and mother-in-law to 2 years RI - High Court reducing sentence of husband to 10 years RI -Appeal by accused - Held: It appears to be a case of barbaric and brutal murder - 0 Injuries sustained by the deceased prima facie indicate that her head was repeatedly struck and she was a/so throttled - Notice to issue to accused-husband why his sentence be not enhanced to life sentence as awarded by trial court - Administration of criminal justice -
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