When Dying Declaration Is Suspicious, It's Not Safe To Convict Accused In The Absence Of Corroborative Evidence: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court acquitted a husband who was convicted for the alleged murder of his wife after finding inconsistencies in the dying declarations of the deceased.

|6 March 2025 11:15 AM IST

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Riya Rathore is an Assistant Editor at Verdictum. She completed her B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) from O.P. Jindal Global University in 2018 and went on to pursue her LL.M. in Intellectual Property Law & Technology Law from the Centre for Post Graduate Legal Studies in 2019.

When Dying Declaration Is Suspicious, It's Not Safe To Convict Accused In The Absence Of Corroborative Evidence: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court acquitted a husband who was convicted for the alleged murder of his wife after finding inconsistencies in the dying declarations of the deceased.

Riya Rathore

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