Once a Dying Declaration Inspires Confidence of the Court, It Can Solely Form the Basis for Conviction Without Corroboration: Chhattisgarh High Court

Reiterating the legal principle that a credible dying declaration can be the sole basis for conviction, the Chhattisgarh High Court has upheld the life sentence awarded to Dhaneshwar Yadav and his mother Mangli Bai for the murder of Dhaneshwar’s wife, Radhabai. The Court found that the deceased’s dying declaration was clear, voluntary, and consistent, and

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