Supreme Court of India
Byvarapu Raju v. State of Andhra Pradesh and Anr.
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Penal Code, 1860: ss.300 Exception 4, 304 Part I and 201-Prosecution for murder- c Conviction by Courts below u!ss. 302 and 201-0n appeal, held: Jn the facts of the case Exception 4 to s. 300 applicable-Hence conviction altered to under s. 304 Part I-Conviction uls 201 upheld s. 300 Exception 4-Applicabi/ity of-Discussed. ' s. 300 Exception I and Exception 4-Distinction between. Words and Phrases-'Sudden fight' and 'undue advantage'-Meaning of in the context of s. 300 Exception 4 of Penal Code, I 860.
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