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Doryodhan And Anr. vs State Of Maharashtra on 14 August, 2002

The Apex Court also with regard to the statement made before the police and recorded by the police, taken note of in the judgment of DORYODHAN v. STATE OF MAHARASHTRA reported in 2003 (1) JIC 184, wherein it is stated that dying declaration recorded by police in presence of other prosecution witnesses is valid. Such dying declaration is reliable and cannot be doubted on the ground that statement not produced to police, but produced before the Court directly for the first time. But it is very clear that dying declaration recorded by police in the presence of other prosecution witnesses is valid. In the case on hand, the same was recorded in the presence of doctor, who certifies the capability to make such statement in respect of both dying declarations.
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