Supreme Court of India
Prakash Nayi @ Sen v. State of Goa
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For the aforesaid reasons, we are unable to give our imprimatur to the conviction rendered against the appellant as he is certainly entitled to the benefit conferred under Section 84 of the IPC.
Judgment, page 18
From the headnote
Penal Code, 1860 – ss. 302 and s.84 – Plea of Insan ity – “Schizophrenia” – Accused-appellant was convicted and sent enced u/s. 302 IPC for having caused the death of the victim-dece ased by attacking him at a store in which the deceased was wor king, with an iron locking plate without any provocation and premeditatio n – In the course of trial, the defence pleaded insanity – At one of the hospitals where the accused was undergoing the treatm ent before the date of incident, it was recorded that the accused was suffering from anxiety neurosis with reactive depression and has symp toms of acid
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