Supreme Court of India

Ram Bihari Yadav v. State of Bihar and Ors.

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Bench M.K. Mukherjee and S.S. Mohammed Quadri JJ.
Decided 21 April 1998

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We find no merit in the appeal and accordingly dismiss the same. The appellant, who is on bail, will now surrender to his bail bonds to serve out the sentence imposed upon him.

Judgment, 1107-D

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Indian Penal Code, 1860 : S. 302-Death of victim due to burn injuries-Statement of Victim that her husband set her ablaze recorded by Judicial Magistrate II Class in the hospiral-Trial Court convicting the accused and sentencing him to suffer life imprisonment-High Court upholding the conviction and sentence­ Held, both the courts below rightly based tlie conviction on the dying declaration recorded by the Magistrate-Medical evidence and other circumstantial evidence corroborated· the dying declaration, which is true and acceptable.

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