Supreme Court of India
Niranjan Singh v. State of Madhya Pradesh
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NIRANJAN SINGH v. STA TE OF MADHYA PRADESH JUNE 14, 2007 [DR. ARlJIT PASAYA T AND .P. SINGH, JJ.] ---; Pena! Code, 1860-s. 397-When attracted-Held : Any hurt which endangers life is a grievous hurt-Attempt to cause grievous hurt attracts s. 397 depending upon the facts of the case-Accused committed robbery by c giving knife blow on the chest of complainant just below the nipple- Considering place where injury was inflicted s. 379 rightly applied by High Court.…
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