Supreme Court of India
Kailash v. State of M.P.
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Penal Code. 1860; Section 304B-df!ath otherwise than under normal circumstances- Held, it means death not being in the usual course but apparently under suspicious circumstances if not caused by burns or bodily injury as "normal circumstances" apparently means natural death. Evidence Act, 1872: Section I J 3B-Lapse of time between demand of dowry or the cruelty, harassment to the deceased-Held mere lapse of some time by itself would not provide to an accused a defence, if the course of conduct relating to cruelty or harassment in connection with the dowry demand is shown to have existed
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