Supreme Court of India
Anil Prakash Shukla and Ors. v. Arvind Shukla and Anr.
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Penal Code, 1860: ) s. 302-Murder-Prosecution case based on alleged dying declaration and testimony of sole eye-witness-Enmity between complainant and c accused-Victim died several days after incident-Contradictions in testimony of sole eye-witness-Dying declaration before Magistrate recorded after victim was alleged to have been tutored-Magistrate not examined-Held: High Court rightly acquitted the accused Evidence: Dying declaration-Veracity of-Victim who died after several days of incident, told the I.
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