Supreme Court of India
Sham @ Kishor Bhaskarrao Matkari v. The State of Maharashtra
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PENAL CODE, 1860: ss .. 302 and 307 - Accused causing death of his brother, sister-in-law and his nephew and attempting to murder two other children - Conviction by trial court - Upheld by High Court, but sentence of life imprisonment enhanced by it to o death - Held: The evidence and the other material on record clearly establish the guilt of the accused and, as such, his conviction is upheld - As regards the sentence, though the accused caused three murders, he had no pre-plan or pre meditation to eliminate the family of his brother - The qua"el started due to land dispute - Accused has
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