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Mone Dispute & 306 IPC - The case involves a bank van looting at Thompson Road where Rs. 6 lakhs was stolen, and both the gunman and driver were killed. Witnesses (PW2-6) testified that the original intent was only to shoot, not to kill, and the accused (except Sunil) were not guilty of an offense higher than Section 396 IPC (robbery with murder). STATE VS SUNIL BATRA ALIAS BOBBY - Delhi
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Section 306 IPC (Abetment to Suicide) - The counsel argued that based on the FIR allegations, no offence of abetment under Section 306 IPC is established. Additionally, the financial capacity of the deceased and complainant was insufficient to justify the investment of Rs. 8 lakhs, indicating a separate dispute with prior complaints filed. HARPREET SINGH Vs STATE OF PUNJAB - Punjab and Haryana
Analysis and Conclusion: The primary case revolves around a bank robbery resulting in death, with witness testimonies suggesting intent was only to shoot, not kill. The court appears to consider the accused's culpability under Section 396 IPC rather than Section 306 IPC, as the evidence does not substantiate abetment to suicide. Furthermore, financial disputes unrelated to the criminal case indicate separate civil issues.
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1978 0 Supreme(Del) 32 • India - Delhi
R.N.AGGARWAL, S.RANGARAJAN
The peculiar feature of this case is that it isnot even possible for any to dispute the following; the bank van waslooted at Thompson Road; the money (Rs. 6 lacs) was looted; thegunman as well as the driver was killed; Public Witness s 2 to 6 were in the vanat that time; Public Witness 2 made a prompt ... Garg that the original intention was only to shootbut not to kill and that the other appellants except Sunil could not beguilty of any thing higher than an offence punishable under S. 396 Indian Penal Code#HL_....
2024 Supreme(Online)(P&H) 161 • India - High Court of Punjab and Haryana
Counsel for the petitioner submits that from the allegations leveled in the FIR, no offence of abetment is made out to punishable under Section 306 IPC. ... The financial capacity of the complainant and the deceased was not substantial enough to invest Rs.35 tional Rs.8 lakhs with the accused persons. This dispute is distinct, and complaints have already been filed by the complainant and his family in this regard. ... The financial capacity of the complainant and the deceased was not#....
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