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Supreme Court Acquits Husband In Burn Death Case, Raises Serious Doubts On Reliability Of Dying Declarations With 96% Burns

"A person who has suffered from 80 to 90% burns would be conscious and fit to give a statement... which raises a suspicion insofar as

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  • August 12, 2026

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"when it is not proved by charge-sheet that there was an unlawful assembly consisting of five persons or more then specific role of each appellant has to be seen..." High...

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