Supreme Court of India
Naresh Kumar v. State of Haryana & Ors.
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Penal Code, 1860: s.304-8 - Dowry death - Death by burn injuries - Held: There was consistent evidence to prove harassment for dowry by husband soon before death of the victim-deceased - Acquittal of in-laws would not exonerate the husband as he is not only primarily responsible for safely of his wife, he is also expected to be conversant with her state of mind more than any other relative - Failure to give an explanation or giving of false explanation can be taken as additional circumstance against him - Suicide note to the effect that no one should be held responsible is not enough to
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