Supreme Court of India
Sultan Singh v. State of Haryana
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PENAL CODE, 1860: ss.304-8 and 498- - Dowry death - Bride died of burn injuries in matrimonial home within 5 years of marriage - Evidence of dowry demand continuing soon before death - Conviction by courts below - There is no ground to interfere 0 with the concurrent finding recorded by the courts below that , it was not a case of accidental death but a death taking place in circumstances other than normal - Thus, the presumption uls 1138 of the Evidence Act has been rightly invoked and the offence against the appellant has been proved - There is no tangible circumstance to rebut the…
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