Supreme Court of India
Narwinder Singh v. State of Punjab
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Penal Code, 1860: c s.306 - Suicidal death of a pregnant woman in her matrimonial home within 4 years of her marriage - Husband and in-laws convicted by trial court u/s 304- - High Court converting the conviction of husband u/s 306 and acquitting the in-laws - HELD: There was no evidence of any demand for dowry soon before the death - High Court concluded that ;. deceased had not committed suicide on account of demands for dowry but due to harassment caused by her husband and it had compounded the acute depression from which deceased was suffering after the murder cf her father - High Court
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