Supreme Court of India
Parbin Ali and Another v. State of Assam
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Penal Code, 1860: c s. 302134 - Murder - Oral dying declaration made to witnesses naming the accused - Conviction and sentence of life imprisonment affirmed by High Court - Held: Conviction can be founded solely on the basics of dying declaration if the same inspires full confidence - In the instant case, the 0 witnesses have deposed in a categorical manner that the deceased was in a fit state of health to speak and make a statement and, in fact, he did make a statement as to who assaulted him - Nothing has been suggested to these witnesses about the condition of the deceased - The doctor,
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