P. 13, further shows that the appellant had multiple injuries on lower lip, left side of scalp and crack fracture on the 5th metatarpel.
At about 2.30 p.m. the deceased came to his rubber plantation, which is near the house of the appellant, and called his wife and expressed his desire to have sex with her.
The trial companyrt and the High Court ascribed the injury on the metacarpal a serious injury.
Instead of the deceased running away, he sprang at the appellant and fisted on his forehead.
On 12th February, 1990 the accused left his house in the morning to attend a marriage.
The accused is a goldsmith.
The children had gone to school.
The appellant after having suffered the aforesaid grievous injuries made use of the chopper as a result of which the deceased fell down and died instantaneously.
The discharge certificate, Ext.
The deceased, it is alleged, hit the appellant with a lamp and the appellant sustained injuries which are mentioned in Ext.
There was a tussle between them.
It shows that the appellant had sustained 1 a lacerated injury on the lower lip, 2 companytusion above left eye, 3 companytusion on the dorsum of left hand and 4 avulsion of lower lip of the lower gum margin with a lacerated injury.
Bhavani was having illicit relations with the deceased.
There was even a scandal that Abhilash is the son of Krishna Pillai and Abhilash was sent to reside with the parents of the appellants wife.
The appellant was treated by the Civil Surgeon from 12th February, 1990 to 27th February, 1990.
They have four children.
She refused but ultimately succumbed.
He has a wife Bhavani.
The accused was also aware of the extra marital relationship of his wife and there used to be quarrels between the appellant and his wife.
The appellant before us was tried for an offence under Section 302 of the Indian Penal Code on the allegation that he murdered one Krishna Pillai at about 2.30 p.m. on 12th February, 1990 at his premises at Kattampakku Kara within the jurisdiction of Kaduthuruthy Police Station.
Yogeshwar Dayal, J. Special leave granted.
While they were sitting on a company and the deceased Krishna Pillai was totally naked, unexpectedly, the appellant entered his house and was shocked to see the unholy scene.
