Supreme Court of India
Manoj & Ors. v. State of Haryana
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PENAL CODE, 1860: ss. 304- and 498- - Conviction and sentence awarded c by courts below - Held: Death by bum injuries was caus£td otherwise than in normal circumstances - Deceased was, soon before her death, subjected to cruelty and harassment by appellants for dowry - Prosecution has proved beyond 0 reasonable doubt that appellants are guilty of offences punishable ulss 304- and 498- - As regards plea for reduction of sentence, High Court has already reduced the life sentence awarded by trial court u/s 304- to 10;years RI, which calls for no interference. EVIDENCE ACT, 1872: s.32 - Dying
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