Law · Indian Penal Code
An act resulting in death done with the knowledge of its very serious consequences does not by itself become murder under clause (4) of Section 300 of the IPC; it must further be shown that:
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- 1The intention was specifically to kill the victim due to societal deviance.
- 2The accused had no subjective personal motive or anger against the victim.
- 3The accused committed the act without any excuse for incurring the risk of causing death or bodily injury.✓
- 4The accused had precise medical knowledge about the nature of injuries caused.
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The accused committed the act without any excuse for incurring the risk of causing death or bodily injury.
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