Supreme Court of India
Dhain Singh and Anr. v. State of Punjab
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Penal Code, 1860 : Ss. 304- and 201-Dowry death-Bride died of burn injuries 2Y: years after her marriage-Injured not admitted in hospital-Body cre- mated without informing relatives of deceased and police-Conviction of husband-Contention that there was no evidence to show demand of dowry; and .that there must be proximate connection between alleged cruelty and death of the deceased-Held, it is proved that deceased died of burn injuries and it was not under normal circumstances and that the husband caused harassment-S.113- of Evidence Act could be invoked against the husband and he was rightly
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