Supreme Court of India
Banarsi Dass and Others v. State of Haryana
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We are of the view that the accused/appellants should be made liable to pay compensation to the parents of the deceased.
Judgment, page 20
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Penal Code, 1860 - ss. 3048 and 498A rlw. s. 34 - Prosecution under - Of five accused - Trial court acquitted c all the accused u/s. 3048 and convicted them u/s. 498A - High Court relying on the Dying Declaration convicted them also uls. 3048 - On appeal, held: In the facts and circumstances of the case, the declaration of the deceased did not meet the requirements of dying declaration - The ingredients of s. 3048 are also not made out against the accused in the facts of the case - Case u/s. 498A is made out against all the accused except accused No. 4 - Therefore, all the accused are…
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