particular section and a charge under that
section read with Section 34 ."
(Emphasis supplied)
16. In so far as accountability under Section 299 ... offence under Part I of that
section, if the case fall within 2nd part of Section 299 ,
while it would be an offence under Part
particular section and a
charge under that section read with Section 34 ."
(Emphasis supplied)
16. In so far as accountability under Section 299 ... Court, noted in an akin context, as
under;
"7. Section 299 IPC explains culpable homicide as
causing death by doing an act with
Section 300IPC, which will be punishable under Section
302 IPC. The offence may fall in any one of the four clauses of
Section ... offender would not be
liable for conviction under Section 302 IPC. A plain reading of
Section 299 IPC will show that it contains three clauses
State vs Upender Etc on 28 May, 2025
IN THE COURT OF Ms. VANDANA JAIN
under Section 302 IPC as under:
(9) It would be appropriate to throw light on relevant provisions of
Sections 299 and 300 of Indian Penal ... offender would not be
liable for conviction under Section 302 IPC. A plain reading of
Section 299 IPC will show that it contains three clauses
under Section 175(3) BNSS, seeking directions
for registration of a First Information Report (FIR) and police
investigation into alleged offences under Section 299 ... under Section 175(3)
BNSS on 12.12.2024, along with a complaint under Section 223
BNSS.
o The Petitioner also filed applications under Section 94 BNSS
State vs Babar Khan Etc on 16 April, 2025
IN THE COURT OF ADDITIONAL SESSIONS
situation where
the prosecution can plead belated difficulties- Section 299 CrPC statements
were recorded as far back as in 2004, and even then, no independent ... testimony are
further seen when her deposition under Section 299 Cr.P.C. is compared
with her later examination. In her statement under Section 299
State vs Aish Mohd. @ Dost Mohd on 8 September, 2025
FIR No. 784/2005
PS
another person.
29. There is thus distinction between Section 304 and Section
304A. Section 304A carves out cases where death is caused by
doing ... homicide amounting to murder under Section 300 ,
IPC. In other words, Section 304A excludes all the ingredients of
Section 299 as also of Section
