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Murder charge after man stabbed while walking home from wife's birthday celebration

Serena Seyfort and Allanah Sciberras

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A Victorian man charged with murder after an incident outside a pub was on bail for unrelated matters, a court has heard

Spencer Shumski, 20, faced Sale Magistrates Court on Monday, a day after being charged with the murder of 38-year-old Clint Allen.

Allen was allegedly stabbed to death outside the town's Criterion Hotel as he was walking home from celebrating his wife's birthday.

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A man who was stabbed to death on a suburban road in Victoria's east was walking home after celebrating his wife's birthday.Clint Allen, 38, was murdered as he walked home in Sale, Gippsland, two and a half hours east of Melbourne.

Clint Allen, 38, was murdered as he walked home in Sale, Gippsland, two and a half hours east of Melbourne. Nine

A man who was stabbed to death on a suburban road in Victoria's east was walking home after celebrating his wife's birthday.Clint Allen, 38, was murdered as he walked home in Sale, Gippsland, two and a half hours east of Melbourne.

Allen, 38, who was stabbed in Victoria, with his family. Nine

Police were called to the Criterion Hotel, near the intersection of York and MacAlister streets, about 1am yesterday after receiving reports a man had been stabbed following an altercation.

Officers gave Allen first aid until ambulance crews arrived, but he died at the scene.On Monday, the magistrate revoked Shumski's bail, which was for a separate matter.

His lawyer told the court the only custody management issues related to his age and it being Shumski's first time in custody.

He's due to return to court in Sale by videolink again on September 19.

- Reported with AAP

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