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If A Intends To Kill B But Mistakenly Kills C, Intention To Kill C Is Attributed To A : Supreme Court Explains 'Transmigration Of Motive'
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The Supreme Court explained the doctrine of transmigration of motive, stating that if A intends to kill B but mistakenly kills C, the intention to kill C is attributed to A. The court clarified the legal principle in a criminal case involving mistaken identity.
