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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Section 302 IPC"
'Concurrent' Life Imprisonments Can Be Imposed On Accused Convicted For Multiple Murders: Supreme Court
'Kirpan' Part Of Religious Belief ; Fact That It Can Be Used As Weapon Does Not Ipso Facto Make It A Weapon Of Offence: Supreme Court
Premeditated Murder Of Wife, Four Minor Daughters: Allahabad High Court Upholds Death Sentence
Supreme Court Upholds Life Imprisonment For Man Accused Of Murdering His Pregnant Wife
'Sudden Provocation Without Premeditation': Supreme Court Orders Release Of Murder Accused Farmer Who Spent 18 Years In Jail
Refusal Of Marriage Proposal Cannot Be 'Grave And Sudden Provocation' For Murder : Karnataka High Court
When Death Takes Place Inside Privacy Of House, Onus Is On Residents To Give Explanation: Supreme Court
Death Occurred Due To Single Stab Injury Can Also Attract Section 302 IPC (Murder): SC [Read Judgment]
When Abduction Is Followed By Murder, Court Can Presume That Abductor Is The Murderer : SC
[Theft And Murder] Not Safe To Draw An Inference That The Person In Possession Of Stolen Property Was The Murderer: SC [Read Judgment]
"Protector Turns Predator": Death Penalty Awarded To Police Officer Who Murdered Wife And Son Of Judge [Read Judgment]
Intoxication Not A Mitigating Factor When Accused Was Not In A Highly Inebriated Condition: SC [Read Judgment]
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