Supreme Court of India
Ravindra Tukaram Hiwale v. State of Maharashtra
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Penal Code, 1860: ss. 306 and 498- - married woman causing her death by burning herself - Husband convicted ulss 306 and 498- and sentenced to four years and one year's RI respectively - High Court enhancing sentence u/s 306 to six years - HELD: 0 In the light of the dying declaration made by the deceased that she had quarrelled with her husband that very morning, i.e. the date of occurrence, (which is a common place happening amongst young married couples}, High Court was not 1ustified in holding that the accused was liable to an enhancement in the sentence on account of his quarrelsome
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