Supreme Court of India
S.P. Devaraju v. State of Karnataka
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Penal Code, 1860 : Jo, c s.304, Part JI - Death caused due to assault by knife - High Court set aside acquittal of accused-appellant as recorded by trial court and convicted him under s. 304, Part-II - Conviction on basis of dying declaration - Justification of - Held: Justified- The dying declaration was trustworthy, credible and referred to a part of the incident as described by PW1 - Even otherwise it clearly implicated the appellant - There was no discussion by trial court to discard the dying declaration - )" .. Trial court a/so did not discuss evidence relating to recovery of the weapon
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