Supreme Court of India
Rajeev Kumar v. State of Haryana
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PENAL CODE, 1860: s.304-8 - Dowry death - Held: One of the essential c ingredients of the offence of dowry death uls 304-8 is that the accused must have subjected a woman to cruelty in connection with demand of dowry soon before her death - In the instant case, contents of dying declaration do not establish that deceased was harassed for dowry soon before her death 0 - The statement of the father of deceased indicates that soon before the death, the appellant had subjected her to cruelty which was not in any way connected with the demand of dowry - As the essential. ingredient of s. 304-8 has
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