Supreme Court of India
Vaarikuppal Srinivas v. State of A.P.
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Penal Code, 1860 - s. 498A and 3048 - Conviction on c the basis of dying declaration - Held: conviction justified. Dying Declaration - Evidentiary value of - Discussed. Appellant-accused was convicted uls. 498A and 3048 IPC, for having caused death of his wife. The conviction was on the basis of dying declaration and another statement by the deceased, made to a police constable. His conviction was confirmed by High Court. In appeal to this Court appellant contended that dying declaration could not have been relied upon because the medical evidence does not show that the victim was in a
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