Supreme Court of India
Pradeep Kumar v. State of Haryana
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In view of the aforesaid observation and finding, we find no ground to interfere with impugned judgment.
Judgment, page 17
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PENAL CODE, 1860: ss.304-8, 498A - Dowry death - Presumption u/s.3048 - Essential ingredients, discussed - In the instant case, victim-deceased died of burn injuries within 9 months of marriage - Dying declaration - In the first part of her dying declaration, she stated that it was the case of accident, however, in second part, she alleged that her husband was harassing her for bringing dowry and doused her in kerosene and set her on fire - Conviction of appellant husband by courts below - Challenged - Held: First part of the dying declaration was tutored by the husband as was apparent from
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