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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Dying Declaration"
Madhya Pradesh HC Convicts Rape Accused Treating Victim’s Suicide Note As Dying Declaration [Read Judgment]
Statement Of Injured Recorded Under Section 161 CrPC Can Be Treated As Dying Declaration After His Death: SC Reiterates [Read Judgment]
Dying Declaration Can’t Be Rejected Merely Because It Wasn’t Read Over To Declarant: Bombay HC (FB) [Read Judgment]
Dying Declaration To Be Recorded In Declarant’s Own Language: Karnataka HC [Read Judgment]
Bombay HC Acquits Man Of Bride Burning Charges Due To Variations In Dying Declarations [Read Judgment]
Mechanical approach in relying upon a dying declaration is extremely dangerous: SC [Read Judgment]
Dying Declaration is not admissible for Conviction under S.498A IPC simpliciter: Bombay HC [Read Judgment]
Persons in death-bed may also lie : Madras HC acquits Husband from the charges of abetting his wife to commit Suicide [Read Judgment]
Dying Declaration by a person explaining circumstances of death of another admissible and reliable as evidence : SC
When an accused is charged with Dowry Death he ought to have entered the witness box to prove his innocence beyond reasonable doubt; SC [Read the Judgment] Updated
'Is Dying declaration not applicable to Hindus?', High Court of Kerala rejected the Contention legally and theologically [Read the Judgment]
Can a Dying Declaration be split up to segregate the case of one accused from the case of other?
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