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Jhande Yadav @ Jhundu @ Shiv Kumar vs State Of U.P. on 20 September, 2024 Bench

view to giving an adequate opportunity to the officer charged to reflect with cool mind as to what defence, if any, he would like ... provide reasonable opportunity to the charged officer to reflect with cool mind, weigh calmly the pros and cons of pleading guilty or defending the charge

First, whether there was an intervening period for the passion to cool and for the accused to regain dominance and control over his mind. Secondly ... whether the accused acting as a reasonable man had time to reflect and cool down. The offender is presumed to possess the general power

First, whether there was an intervening period for the passion to cool and for the accused to regain dominance and control over his mind. Secondly ... whether the accused acting as a reasonable man had time to reflect and cool down. The offender is presumed to possess the general power

revenge means that the person had the time to think, to reflect, and that would negative a sudden temporary loss of selfcontrol which ... whether the accused acting as a reasonable man had time to reflect and cool down. The offender is presumed to possess the general power

revenge means that the person had the time to think, to reflect, and that would negative a sudden temporary loss of selfcontrol which ... whether the accused acting as a reasonable man had time to reflect and cool down. The offender is presumed to possess the general power

revenge means that the person had the time to think, to reflect, and that would negative a sudden temporary loss of selfcontrol which ... whether the accused acting as a reasonable man had time to reflect and cool down. The offender is presumed to possess the general power

First, whether there was an intervening period for the passion to cool and for the accused to regain dominance and control over his mind. Secondly ... whether the accused acting as a reasonable man had time to reflect and cool down. The offender is presumed to possess the general power

First, whether there was an intervening period for the passion to cool and for the accused to regain dominance and control over his mind. Secondly ... whether the accused acting as a reasonable man had time to reflect and cool down. The offender is presumed to possess the general power

passion arising from that provocation and not after the passion had cooled down by lapse of time, or otherwise giving room and scope for premeditation ... whether the accused acting as a reasonable man had time to reflect and cool down. The offender is presumed to possess the general power