Supreme Court of India
Gurdeep Singh v. State of Punjab and Ors.
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Penal Code, 1860: ss. 3048, 498A - Allegation of dowry death against appellant-husband, his brothers, parents and sisters - Allegation that all the accused administered poison to the victim-deceased which resulted in her death - Trial court held the appellant and his parents guilty, however, acquitted his brothers and sisters - High Court upheld the conviction of appellant and ordered acquittal of his parents - On appeal, held: The evidence with respect to the appellant was almost identical with that of the six accused who were acquitted of the same charge - Allegation of poisoning was not…
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