Supreme Court of India
Ranveer Singh v. State of M.P.
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Penal Code, 1860: s. s.304 (Part I) rlw ss.109 and 34 - Son of accused inflicting gun shot injuries to deceased resulting in her death - Father exhorting son to fire gun shot - Also asked him to get revolver when saw complainant side coming to the scene · 0 of occurrence - Conviction of father u/s.302 rlw s.109 - However, High Court altered the conviction to s.304 (Part I) rl w ss. 109 and 34 holding that even if it is accepted that at some ·point of time accused was exercising right of private defence, the same was exceeded.,,...
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