Supreme Court of India
The State of Haryana v. Anand Kindo & Anr. Etc.
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Sentence/Sentencing – Murder committed for greed of money by trusted employees of an aged couple while they were sleeping – Trial Court awarded the death sentence u/s.302 IPC to accused persons – High Court interfered with sentencing and imposed life sentence – On appeal, Held: It was a pre-planned murder for gain and greed by somebody who was in a position of trust with the family – The two victims were aged people who engaged one of the convicts to look after them and paid appropriate emoluments – Battering two sleeping people beyond recognition who imposed trust in their employee certainly…
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