Supreme Court of India
Narain Singh and Anr. v. State of Haryana
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Penal Code, 1860-Sections 302, 323 and 364-Evidence Act, 1872- Section 32-Deceased was abducted and was seriously injured by four accused-Death of the deceased on way to hospital-Dying declaration of the ·deceased-Trial Court acquitted two accused and convicted the other two on the basis of motive-High Court confirming the conviction-Validity of-Held, on facts and evidence, conviction on the basis of motive \vithout proving the dying declaration by the prosecution is not proper-Hence conviction set aside. The deceased and appellant~ -1 and -3 had a series of litigations between them in
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