deceased was caused by poison, that the
poison in question was in possession of the
accused and that poison was administered by the
accused ... result of administration of poison
(though not detected) and that the poison must
have been administered by the accused person, then
the conviction
Subhabai
[P.W.4] who has alleged that the accused administered poisonous
substance to her husband deceased Rajendra. The offence was
registered and the investigation ... poisonous
substance, is to be believed, a further inference has to be drawn
that the alleged poisonous substance was administered to
deceased Rajendra at around
case of the prosecution that the deceased was
administered poison by her husband in tea which he had made and
served ... evidence to the effect that the respondent no.1 had administered
poison in tea to the deceased Rekha.
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administering of poison to the child on her body. It did
not come in his investigation as to how poison was administered to the
child ... poison and administer it to the child has not been
explained by the prosecution. No person has seen the accused
administering the poison
their work would be done and later on account of administering poisonous substance the two boys died. In the morning the information spread about death ... witnesses observed that the deceased have been done to death by administering poison to them by their step-father and therefore the postmortem be conducted
murder by poisoning, the prosecution must establish that
the deceased died of the poison in question; that the accused had that poison
in his possession ... accused to administer poison to the deceased;
(2) the deceased died of poison stated to have been administered;
(3) the accused had the poison
accused to
administer poison to the deceased,
(2) that the deceased died of poison said to have
been administered,
(3) that the accused ... deceased was caused by
poison, that the poison in question was in
possession of the accused and that poison
was administered by the accused
poison in question? (secondly), had the accused the poison in question in his possession? and (thirdly), had the accused an opportunity to administer the poison ... accused to administer poison to the deceased,
(2) that the deceased died of poison said to have been administered,
(3) that the accused
accused to administer
poison to the deceased, (2) that the deceased died of
poison said to have been administered, (3) that the
accused ... accused has
procured the poison. In the absence of any evidence that the
accused was in possession of poison and administered the same, as
required
respondents finding the
complainant (Fauzia) alone in her house had administered
poison. The reason for administering poison was that a
dispute had earlier occurred between ... that the complainant (Fauzia) has categorically
stated that the respondents had administered poison to her.
This fact, it is submitted, is also corroborated
