Supreme Court of India
Antram v. State of Maharashtra
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Penal Code, 1860-ss. 299 Exception 2 and 302-Murder Circumstantial evidence-Four Dying declarations-Death of the victim one day after discharge from the hospital-Plea thats. 302 not attracted as the case was of medical negligence-Conviction by courts below-On appeal, held: Dying Declarations were sufficient to fasten the guilt of the accused-Jn view of Exception 2 to s. 299 conviction "'!I!s 302 justified. Appellant-accused was prosecuted for having caused death of his wife. Prosecution case was that the relations between the couple were strained and the victim (wife) was living away from
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