Supreme Court of India
Anjanappa v. State of Karnataka
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We are of the view that the High Court was perfectly justified in interfering with the E trial court's order.
Judgment, page 21
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Penal Code, 1860 - ss.498A, 302 and 304 Part fl - Married woman died in hospital due to burn injuries - Deceased gave dying declaration implicating husband appellant to police official, PW5, which was endorsed by the attending doctor, PW4 - Appellant charge-sheeted - But acquitted by trial court- Conviction of appellant by High Court u/s. 304-11 /PC - Justification - Held: Evidence of PW-4 establishes to the hilt that deceased was in a fit mental condition to make statement in which she implicated the appellant - PW4 stated that he made endorsement on the deceased's statement recorded by
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