Supreme Court of India
Tejram Patil v. State of Maharashtra
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We hold that E the case of the prosecution against the appellant is proved beyond reasonable doubt.
Judgment, page 18
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Evidence: Dying declaration relating to circumstances resulting in death of any other person - Admissibility of - Held: Dying declaration is admissible in relation to the 0 cause of death of the person making the statement and as to circumstances of the transaction which resulted in his death - However, if the circumstances of the said transaction relate to death of another person, the statement cannot be held to be inadmissible when circumstances of "his" death are integrally connected to the circumstances of death of such other person. Dismissing the appeal, the Court HELD: 1. Whether
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