Supreme Court of India
Uttam Chakraborty v. State of Assam
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Penal Code, 1860: s. 304 - An eight month pregnant woman died of burn injuries - Post-mortem report revealing severe cut in abdomen and foetus removed - Husband of deceased and his friend convicted of murder - Husband sentenced to death c - Life imprisonment to co-accused - Sentences confirmed by o High Court - HELD: The girl with whom the accused-husband was stated to have had illicit relationship, though supported the prosecution case in her statement uls 164 CrPC, but before the court she resiled therefrom - In the light of the fact that a statement recorded u/s 164 Cr. P. . is not
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