Supreme Court of India
Mangesh v. State of Maharashtra
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Penal code, 1860: s. 302 - Murder- Accused's sister had love affair with the victim-deceased which was not liked by the c accused - On the fateful day at odd hours, when accused saw the deceased with his sister, he assaulted him with a knife - Deceased died after three days - Concurrent findings of courts below that accused stabbed the deceased with a knife which resulted in his death - Conviction uls.302 anrf .:1ward of life sentence - On appeal, held: It was a clear cut case of loss of self control that the accused caused injuries to deceased - Blow was not with full force as was apparent
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