Supreme Court of India
State of Madhya Pradesh v. Dhirendra Kumar
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Indian Penal Code, l 860: Section 302-Murder-Evidence of eye witnesses-Dying declaration recorded-Recovery of revolver-Omission in FIR of dying declaration-Effect of-Conviction by Trial Court Acquittal by High Court-Held, FIRs are not taken as encyclopedia Omission of dying declaration in FIR does not moke it unbelievable- High Court not justified in acquitting the accused-Acquittal set aside. Death sentence-Not rarest of rare type-Acquittal set aside Convicted for murder and sentenced to imprisonment for life. Indian Evidence Act, 1872: Section l 14 Illustration (a)-Held, it is
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