Supreme Court of India
Dashrath@ Champa and Ors. v. State of Madhya Pradesh
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Evidence Act, 1872: c S. 32-Dying declaration-Statement for recording FIR and also u/s 161 Cr.P. . by deceased-Based on it trial court convicting accused, treating the statements as dying declaration- .orrectness of-Held: Conviction of accused justffied since dying declarations not result of product of imagination1 tutoring or prompting and was trustworthy- Penal Code, 1860-s. 304 (Part I) r/w s. 34. s. 32-Dying declaration-Governing principles-Stated 'Y According to the prosecution case, accused persons attacked R with weapons and R sustained numerous injuries on his person. RK-PW 18 and -PW
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