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Jan 29, 2026 • 01:10 AM

Section 307 IPC | Injury Not Required for Framing Charges; Malicious Complaints Do Not Preclude Trial : Madhya Pradesh High Court

Madhya Pradesh High Court holds that Section 307 IPC can be invoked without proof of serious injury; malicious allegations are for trial, not discharge. Key precedent on charge-framing standards.

Section 307 IPC | Injury Not Required for Attempt to Murder Charge : Madhya Pradesh High Court

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Jan 29, 2026 • 01:10 AM

Section 307 IPC | Injury Not Required for Attempt to Murder Charge : Madhya Pradesh High Court

Madhya Pradesh High Court holds that Section 307 IPC does not require actual injury; intent and circumstances suffice to frame charges. Key precedent on discharge standards clarified.

Section 307 IPC | Intention to Cause Death Must Be Established by Circumstantial Evidence : Gujarat High Court

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Jan 24, 2026 • 05:25 PM

Section 307 IPC | Intention to Cause Death Must Be Established by Circumstantial Evidence : Gujarat High Court

Gujarat High Court clarifies that Section 307 IPC requires proof of intention or knowledge likely to cause death, not merely grievous injury. Acquittal upheld where evidence falls short.

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#attempt to murder

Section 307 IPC | Injury Not Required for Framing Charges; Malicious Complaints Do Not Preclude Trial : Madhya Pradesh High Court

Section 307 IPC | Injury Not Required for Attempt to Murder Charge : Madhya Pradesh High Court

Section 307 IPC | Intention to Cause Death Must Be Established by Circumstantial Evidence : Gujarat High Court

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