Evidence Act Section.32 Section 302 IPC Two dying declarations - Murder - Death by burning

_*SC CRL*_

_*Party Name:- Madan v/s State of Maharashtra*_
_*Case No:- CRL-A 1025/11*_
_*Date:- 06/02/18*_

_*HEADNOTE:- Evidence Act Section.32 Section 302 IPC Two dying declarations - Murder - Death by burning - Deceased described the incident in both the dying declarations and declared the name of accused to be culprit in clear and categorical terms - Both the dying declarations are consistent and in clear terms points to guilt of accused allegedly recorded by Executive Magistrate and Head Constable respectively-No suspicion over genuineness of dying declaration as Executive Magistrate recorded the same after obtaining due permission from Doctor - Dying declarations of deceased not suffering from any infirmity and they inspire confidence and can form sole basis for conviction of accused -Accused rightly convicted. (Paras 8, 13 & 15)*_

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