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devansh singh   06 March 2023

Loophole in palani goundan v. emperor, 1919 ilr 547 (mad)

Can the concept of no intention to kill used in this judgement can be used by criminals as a loophole for commiting murder 

For example: if A wants to kill B , then A will first instigate B by abusing him or any other thing then will hit him with something to make B unconscious then will hang him with rope to show it as a suicide .Then he will plead in court that he had no intention of killing B and thought he was already dead and he was trying to creat false evidence

Please first read summary of case given above

 



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