Murder

This article discusses the legal implications arising in a case where a husband is accused of strangulating and murdering his wife. It examines the evidentiary principles applicable in homicide cases, including circumstantial evidence, medical evidence, burden of proof, and the scope of offences punishable under the Indian Penal Code relating to murder and domestic violence.

This article discusses the legal remedies available when a trial court convicts an accused person but imposes a lesser or inadequate sentence. It examines the powers of the appellate court to enhance the sentence, the right of the State or complainant to file an appeal for enhancement, and the principles governing sentencing in criminal jurisprudence under Indian law.