Partially Discharges Appellants in IPC Section 306 Case

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Supreme Court Partially Discharges Appellants in IPC Section 306 Case; Upholds Charges Under Section 498A, IPC: “Prima Facie Cruelty Established, but Mens Rea for Abetment Lacking”

Court’s Decision The Supreme Court partially allowed the appeal: Discharge from Section 306, IPC: The Court discharged the appellants from the charge of abetment of suicide under Section 306, IPC,…

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Rawlaw December 16, 2024

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