Supreme Court of India
Prem Kumar Gulati v. State of Haryana and Another
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We are of the view that there are no corroborative evidence to come to the conclusion that these two participated along with the main accused Mahender Singh for the o commission of the offence.
Judgment, page 17
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Penal Code, 1860 - s.302/498A rlw s.34 - Death of married woman due to burn injuries caused by pouring of kerosene oil and being lit on fire - Dying declaration - Conviction of husband, brother-in-law and wife of brother-in /aw- Challenge to - Held: Conviction of husband upheld as ·prosecution established the case that deceased was subjected to death at the instance and instigation of the husband - However, no corroborative evidence to come to the conclusion that brother-in-law and his wife participated along with the husband for commission of the offence - They were living separately- Wife
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