#Section 32 Evidence Act

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Feb 5, 2026 • 10:29 PM

Dying Declaration | Admissibility When Maker Survives : Chhattisgarh High Court

Chhattisgarh High Court rules that a statement made under expectation of death loses admissibility under Section 32 Evidence Act if the maker survives, but may be used under Sections 155/157 for corroboration or contradiction.

Ocular Evidence Alone Can Sustain Murder Conviction | Dying Declaration and Res Gestae Strengthen Credibility : Kerala High Court

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Jan 30, 2026 • 06:00 PM

Ocular Evidence Alone Can Sustain Murder Conviction | Dying Declaration and Res Gestae Strengthen Credibility : Kerala High Court

Kerala High Court upholds murder conviction based on ocular testimony, dying declaration, and res gestae, affirming that scientific inconsistencies do not invalidate direct evidence.

Dying Declaration Alone Can Sustain Conviction | No Corroboration Required If Voluntary and Reliable : Bombay High Court

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Jan 29, 2026 • 01:10 AM

Dying Declaration Alone Can Sustain Conviction | No Corroboration Required If Voluntary and Reliable : Bombay High Court

Bombay High Court holds that a credible dying declaration, free from tutoring or embellishment, can form the sole basis for conviction under Section 302 IPC without corroboration.

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#Section 32 Evidence Act

Dying Declaration | Admissibility When Maker Survives : Chhattisgarh High Court

Ocular Evidence Alone Can Sustain Murder Conviction | Dying Declaration and Res Gestae Strengthen Credibility : Kerala High Court

Dying Declaration Alone Can Sustain Conviction | No Corroboration Required If Voluntary and Reliable : Bombay High Court

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