Statement Recorded Under Section 161 CrPC to Police Admissible as Dying Declaration: Supreme Court Summons Husband’s Relatives

The Supreme Court held that a woman’s statement recorded by police under Section 161 CrPC can be treated as a valid dying declaration. The Court also summoned the husband’s relatives for further proceedings in the case before it.

Poot Kapoot Sune Hai Par Na Maata Sunee Kumaata: Delhi HC Upholds Husband, Son’s Conviction Who Allegedly Set Ablaze Woman

Delhi High Court upheld the conviction of a husband and son accused of setting a woman ablaze, citing her consistent dying declarations. The Court invoked “Poot Kapoot Sune Hai Par Na Maata Sunee Kumaata” to stress a mother’s truthfulness.

Minor Discrepancies Can’t Undo Murder Conviction Based on Dying Declaration: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled that minor discrepancies in witness statements cannot negate a valid dying declaration. Upholding a murder conviction, the Court emphasized that a dying declaration recorded by an independent witness remains strong evidence in criminal trials.

Dowry Death? Dying Declaration Sends Mother-In-Law To Jail For Life: District Court

A Mainpuri district court sentenced a mother-in-law to life in jail for a brutal dowry death, with the victim’s dying declaration playing a key role in the conviction.

An Authentic Dying Declaration Can Serve As Sufficient Evidence for Conviction Without Additional Corroboration: SC

The Supreme Court upheld the conviction of a former army officer for murdering his wife, affirming that an authentic dying declaration, inspiring the court’s confidence, can independently convict without corroboration. Careful scrutiny is emphasized to ensure consistency and credibility of such declarations.

SC Upholds Life Sentence in Maharashtra Police Constable’s Murder Based on Dying Declaration

The Supreme Court reinforced the credibility of dying declarations, emphasizing their weight in legal proceedings. The judgment upheld a life sentence for a man convicted of brutally murdering his wife in Maharashtra. The victim’s declarations, made while facing imminent death, played a vital role in delivering justice. The ruling sheds light on domestic violence issues and the judiciary’s role in addressing such crimes.