Sections 302 (b) and (c) reject the conviction of evidence under section 302 (b), PPC, convert PPC to section 302 (c), PPC conviction , Suddenly fights / fights and lack of trouble and one knife will explode. In effect, his deceased brother suffered fatal wounds to knives due to a sudden dispute between them. The accused was convicted under Section 302 (b), PPC and sentenced to 25 years imprisonment along with a FIR fine of Rs 100,000, the testimony of four witnesses and the courts clearly showed. There was no background of any ill will or bitterness between the accused and his victim's brother, in which case evidence of nature showed that the victim's body was hurt. The result of a knife blow may have been a sudden brawl and there was no illicit benefit from the accused nor did he act in a barbaric or unusual manner. Such factors were section 300, pp. The exception contained in the preliminary provisions of C was attracted to section 4, thus coming under the provisions of section 302 (c) against the accused, the offender under PPP section 302 (b), section 302 to the accused. (C), the PPC, and consequently his sentence was reduced from 25 years in prison to 10 years rigorous imprisonment. The penalty imposed on the accused was unnecessary, as Sections 302 (b) and (c), PPC, did not consider any such punishment. In fines, the accused should pay Rs. 50,000, Rs. 50,000 to the legacy of the deceased by compensation under Section 4 544A, the appeal of the PC was dealt with accordingly.
