physical assault, still plenty of time was available to
him for cool reflection. There is no allegation to the effect that either
of the petitioners
submissions of both the parties, it would reflect that the appellant had sufficient time to cool down as after the altercation he went ... managed from its owner, the co-accused Ram Pal, both ways it reflects intention on the part of accused persons to eliminate the deceased, thus
infer
that he had no scope to reconsider or reflect over the matter in a cool way.
3. In the absence of any material
infer
that he had no scope to reconsider or reflect over the matter in a cool way.
3. In the absence of any material
language and used obscence words as reflected in the First
Information Report and threatened her for the cool response given
by the complainant
present appeal is filed.
4. The stand of the assessee as reflected from the
submissions of the learned counsel for the appellant is that
reopening ... Officer has considered the judgment of this
Court in CIT v. Derco Cooling Coils Ltd. and taken an
informed decision allowing deduction of the expenditure
stand point of the accused and not
from that of a cool bystander; that the Courts have to make all
reasonable allowances in favour ... maintain sangfroid and
remain composed and unperturbed; that a "detached reflection
cannot be demanded in the presence of an uplifted knife
stand point of the accused and not
from that of a cool bystander; that the Courts have to make all
reasonable allowances in favour ... maintain sangfroid and
remain composed and unperturbed; that a "detached reflection
cannot be demanded in the presence of an uplifted knife
very purpose of the provisions of the
statute in prescribing a cooling off period of six months under Section ... consent so as to give time and opportunity to the parties to
reflect on their move and seek advice from relations and friends
finds it difficult to leave Bangalore until and unless the six
months cooling off period is waived by the learned Family Court.
4. Mr. Anirban ... Court that even he
is interested, and has no objection, if the cooling off period of six
months were to be waived. According