Man Fakes Death for Rs 1.5 Crore: Bombay High Court Denies Bail to Accused Who Allegedly Killed His Neighbour To Stage His Own Death for Insurance Money, Says 'Very Grave Offence'
The high court bench of Justice Madhav J Jamdar found the alleged offence grave enough to deny bail despite a delay in the trial.
The Bombay High Court recently denied bail to a man who allegedly staged his own death by murdering his neighbour to claim the benefit of his life insurance worth Rs 1.5 crore. The high court bench of Justice Madhav J Jamdar found the alleged offence grave enough to deny bail despite a delay in the trial. "It is a pre-planned crime. To avail the benefit of life insurance policy of Rs.1,50,00,000/-, an innocent person was killed to portray that the Accused No.1 had met with an accident and that in the said accident, the car in which Accused No.1 was travelling, caught fire and the said car as well as Accused No.1 got burnt," the court said. Misappropriation of Funds Case: Bombay High Court Pulls Up Trial Judge for Overlooking Crucial Evidence and Convicting Postmaster for Misappropriating Rs 28,834.
HC Denies Bail to Man Accused of Faking Death
Very Grave Offence, No Bail Despite Delay In Trial: Bombay High Court To Man Who Allegedly Murdered Neighbour To Fake Own Death For Insurance Money | @AmishaShrivhttps://t.co/bqPyqK0bDt
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