Supreme Court of India
Dandu Lakshmi Reddy v. State of Andhra Pradesh
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Criminal Trial: Dying declaration-Conviction under Sections 302134 /PC based on such dying declaration-Credibility of-Two dying declarations made by the deceased against the husband and mother-in-law-Material discrepancy between the two dying declarations regarding the context in which deceased caught fire-Evidence of neighbours that two cousins of the deceased brainwashing the deceased in the hospital-Parents of the deceased, deposed that iwo cousins of the deceased had a score to settle with the appellant on account of a property dispute and were found in confabulation with the deceased at
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