Supreme Court of India
Ravindra Trimbak Patil v. State of Maharashtra.
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PENAL CODE, 1860: ss:306 and 498A rlw s.34 - Suicidal death - Harassment and ill treatm.ent on account of demand of dowry-Abetm(fnt to suicide- Conviction uJss.306 and 498A rlw s.34 based on dying declaration - Held: Statement of victim-tfeceased recorded before· Executive Magistrate when she was conscious and in a fit state of mind which finally became a dying declaration after her death - Prosecution case fully supported by dying declaration which did not suffer from any blemish or infirmity and was supported · by medical evidence and evidence of other. witnesses corroborating the
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