Supreme Court of India
Sangharaj Bhogappa Kamble v. State of Maharashtra
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Penal Code, 1860: ss. 300 - Exception 4 and 304 (part 1) - Culpable homicide not amounting to murder - Punishment - Altercation between father and the drunken son - Son slapped the father whereupon son's friend intervened and was 0 stabbed to death by the son - Conviction of accused u/s 302 affirmed by High Court - HELD: perusal of the facts would reveal that the incident would fall under Exception 4 to s: 300 - The accused. and deceased were neighbours and friends and in fact they appeared to have been drinking companions as well - The incident happened because the accused felt that the…
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