manu (advocate) 12 March 2009
dear sir/mam
no doubt acid attack is a heinous crime. but if vital part of the body is not affected by the acid attack can we safeguard the interest of our client by arguing that its not attempt to murder and to the maximum sec 326 could have been invoked against the accused??
regards
manu
Vijay Kumar (Advocate) 12 March 2009
Even the offence might be lesser than 326 IPC.
sreedhar (advocate) 13 March 2009
Please have a look on the attachment. Definitely this will be useful for trial.Thanks.
Medical evidence plays a key role in
administration of justice both in criminal and civil
cases. The manner and type of medical evidence
provided to the court of law is of utmost importance
in arriving at justifiable conclusions and avoiding
miscarriage of justice. A mandatory provision in the
legal system should be introduced wherein the
investigating authorities will make heinous offences
like offence u/s sec. 307 IPC only after taking
medical evidence into consideration if the injured
was medically examined
manu (advocate) 13 March 2009
thank u sir for ur timely response
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