Supreme Court of India
Smt. Shamim v. State (gnct of Delhi)
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Penal Code, 1860 – ss.302/307/34 – Appellant-accused strongly opposed the marriage between her daughter (PW-4) and PW-1 – Brother and mother of PW-1 shot dead on the first floor of their house – Appellant’s acquittal reversed by High Court – Propriety of – Held: PW-4 is the daughter of the appellant – PW-4 deposed that soon after the occurrence, the appellant told her that she got the brother and mother of PW-1 killed because PW-4 did not listen to her and that PW-1 would be killed next– In a criminal trial, normally the evidence of the wife, husband, son or daughter of the deceased, is given…
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