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Code Of Criminal Procedure 1973: Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita 2023

State of Uttar Pradesh v. Ram Swaroop @ Barkat 2026 INSC 256 - S.222 CrPC - Ss. 302,364 IPC

Read Judgment In LawLens Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 - Section 222 - The expression “minor offence” found in Section 222 is not defined under the Code, it can be discerned from the context which is not merely that the prescribed punishment is less than the major offence - If

Indian Penal Code

Ghanshyam Mandal v. State of Bihar (now Jharkhand) 2026 INSC 194 - Murder - Non Recovery Of Weapons Of Assault - S.313 CrPC

Recovery of the weapons of assault is not the sine qua non for murder conviction.

Indian Penal Code

Pawan Kumar v. State NCT of Delhi - Murder Conviction Set Aside

The accused taking the deceased to the hospital cannot, by itself, be a factor for giving an acquittal, but it remains a relevant fact to be considered: Supreme Court acquits Murder Accused

Indian Penal Code

Nandkumar @ Nandu Manilal Mudaliar v. State of Gujarat 2025 INSC 1302 - Murder - Culpable Homicide

Indian Penal Code 1860 - Section 299-304 - Allowing appeal against conviction in a murder case, SC observed: Looking to the kind and nature of injuries which is available from the medical evidence, it could not be said that the injuries were not of the nature which were sufficient to

Maukam Singh vs State Of Madhya Pradesh 2025 INSC 435 - S. 302 IPC- Murder - Deadly Nature Of Weapons

Indian Penal Code 1860 - Section 302- While upholding murder conviction, SC observed: The fatal injury caused on the deceased was by a blow to the head; a vital part of the body, with the reverse side of an axe. The intention thus is clear, from the deadly nature of

2025 INSC 178 Hansraj vs State Of Chhattisgarh - S 302 IPC - Motive - Farsi

Indian Penal Code 1860 - Section 302 - Concurrent Murder conviction set aside- Motive - The issue of non-payment of wages is hardly material and is so trivial a matter so as to compel anyone to take an extreme step of committing a crime of such a grave nature. (Para

Indian Penal Code

Vineet @ Chottu vs State Of UP - Ss 302, 304 IPC

Indian Penal Code 1860 - Section 302,304 - Trial Court framed charge in the first instance for the offence of culpable homicide not amounting to murder even when charge sheet is filed for the offence of murder - While dismissing SLP, SC observed: how can the Trial Court frame