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Dying Declaration – oral report mentioned at the time of admission in case sheet to duty doctor – that husband poured kerosin and lit fire orally amounts to dying declaration – to the Nurse is also amounts to dying declaration – absence of kerosin smell on the hairs of deceased in forensic test – makes no difference for coming to conclusion when Dying Declaration was corroborated by Evidence and further Surinder Kumar (Supra) is distinguishable for the simple reason that the dying declaration fully supports the prosecution version. – Apex court dismissed the appeal =CRIMINAL APPEAL NO.1503 OF 2007 TANUA RABIDAS …..APPELLANT VERSUS STATE OF ASSAM ….RESPONDENT = 2014 – Sept. Month – http://judis.nic.in/supremecourt/filename=41876

Dying Declaration –  oral report mentioned at the time of admission in case sheet to duty doctor – that husband poured kerosin and lit fire orally amounts to dying declaration – to the Nurse is also amounts to dying declaration – absence of kerosin  smell on the hairs of deceased in forensic test – makes … Continue reading →