Supreme Court of India
Baskar @ Kannan v. State of Tamil Nadu
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PENAL CODE, 1860: c Sections 302, 304 Part II - Murder - Appellant-accused convicted under s.302 by Trial Court while convicting other accused under s.304 Part II - Upheld by High Court - On appeal, Held: Trial Court and High Court rightly found the appellant guilty relying on the evidence of witnesses related to the deceased - Reasoning given therefore does not suffer from any infirmity. Appellant-accused was convicted u/s 302 IPC and the other accused uls 304 Part II IPC by the Trial Court.…
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