Supreme Court of India
Joshinder Yadav v. State of Bihar
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We are of the opinion that the doctor ought to have sent the viscera to the FSL when he was requested to do so.
Judgment, page 21
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Penal Code, 1860: s.302 rlw s.149, s.498A, s.201 - Dowry death - /legation that victim-deceased was harassed by accused-in-laws for dowry and one day they poisoned her and threw her dead body in river- Conviction by courts below - Appeal by accused-brother-in-law on the ground that he had separated from his brothers and was not party to ill treatment meted out to the deceased and to the murder - Held: The evidence of PW-9 and 10, the father and the brother of the deceased, to effect that the deceased was subjected to cruelty and harassment did not suffer any dent and, therefore was reliable -
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