Supreme Court of India
Rajaram v. State of Madhya Pradesh & Ors
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Evidence Act, 1872 – s. 32 – Inconsistencies between Multiple dying declaration – Prosecution case that victim-de ceased was brought to hospital by her husband (appellant) in burn t condition – Her first dying declaration (Ex. P-11) was record ed in which appellant was not named – Her second dying declarat ion (Ex. P-26) was recorded by the police before she succumbed to the injuries in which she named her husband – The trial Court conv icted one accused u/s.302 IPC and the appellant & other accus ed for the offences u/s 498A of IPC – Appellant and other accused chall enged their conviction
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- 2010 Lakhan v. State of M.P.
- 2019 Jagbir Singh v. State
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