Supreme Court of India
Hans Raj v. State of Haryana
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Penal Code, 1860-Sections 306 and 498- -Evidence Act, 1872- Section 113- -Suicide by wife-Allegations of cruelty against husband but c no direct evidence that suicide abetted by husband-Case sought to be made ........ out at trial not stated in the course of investigation-Conviction of husband under section 306 taking aid of presumption-Justification of-Held: Having ·-regard to the evidence on record, prosecution is guilty of improving its case from stage to stage-Further on slender evidence presumption under section 113A cannot be invoked-Mere fact that woman subjected to cruelty by her
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