Supreme Court of India
Kalu Alias Laxminarayan v. State of Madhya Pradesh
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Penal Code, 1860: s. 302 – Homicidal death within the confines of house – Prosecution case was that appellant husband strangulated his wife to death – Trial court held that the victim- deceased was strangulated to death while High Court opined that she was hanged to death – Both the courts unanimously held that deceased did not commit suicide but it was a homicidal death – Conviction under s.302 – Appeal against conviction – Held: There was evidence as to strained relations between appellant and his wife (deceased) – Prosecution sufficiently established that there was cow dung on the hands of…
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