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Delhi High Court Relies on Dying Declaration to Uphold Conviction of Mobile Snatchers - (18 Dec 2019)

LAW OF EVIDENCE

Delhi High Court while relying on the dying declaration of a deceased showed no mercy to three bike-borne mobile snatchers and upheld their conviction for committing murder and robbery.

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