whilst deprived of the power of self-
control by grave and sudden provocation, causes the death of the
person who gave the provocation or causes ... sudden quarrel. The fourth exception to Section
300 IPC covers acts done in a sudden fight. The said Exception deals with a
case of provocation
during course of conversation, he became annoyed and due to sudden provocation he inflicted knife blows to his father-in-law Bhola in his abdomen ... next morning, on which he became annoyed and due to sudden provocation caused knife blows to the witness and when Anshu Devi came forward
whilst deprived of the power of
self-control by grave and sudden provocation, causes the death of the
person who gave the provocation or causes ... person of reasonable
prudence if there was such grave and sudden provocation so as to
reasonably conclude that it was possible to commit the offence
accused to commit the offence
and due to a sudden provocation the occurrence had taken place. In order to
lend support to this submission ... occurrence had taken place without any pre-mediation and out of
sudden provocation and therefore, the learned counsel for the
accused/appellant would pray
provocation to the accused.
(2) The provocation so given must have
been grave.
(3) The provocation given by the
deceased must have been sudden ... continued to suffer a prolonged spell
of grave provocation. By their nature such
provocation even when sudden and grave cool off
with passage of time
taken to its own face value, it is a case of sudden provocation and in heat of passion the accused-appellant who was cutting ... Section 300 IPC and it is a case of sudden provocation and the appellant is liable to be convicted under Section 304 IPC in place
provocation to the accused.
(2) The provocation so given must have been
grave.
(3) The provocation given by the deceased
must have been sudden ... continued to suffer a prolonged spell of grave
provocation. By their nature such provocation
even when sudden and grave cool off with
Ramaswami, who has been died. The aforesaid injury was
inflicted under sudden provocation that's why the trial Court
convicted the appellant Ramaswami
incident has not been proved and it is a case of sudden provocation
without taking undue advantage or any cruel manner. Hence, the
appellant cannot
said that, appellant in
the heat of anger in sudden provocation
appears to have committed the alleged
offences, and therefore, the sentence for the
offence
