Supreme Court of India
Jumni and Others v. State of Haryana
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PENAL CODE: s.302 - Death of a married woman by burns - Dying declaration - Relatives of husband of deceased convicted and sentenced - Plea of alibi of two of the appellants not accepted c by courts below - Held: Testimony of alibi witnesses of two of the four appellants deserves acceptance - Further, the 0 evidence of defence witness that the door of the room of the deceased was locked from inside and when he broke open it, he saw the deceased on fire, cannot be glossed over - Thus, it is not possible to discount the theory of suicide - Besides, with everybody being roped in for every event,
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