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Geeta And Another vs State on 13 August, 2009
27. We also note that PW 14 Dr. Neeraj Chaudhary in his cross-
examination had categorically stated that the thumb impression of the
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patient Smt. Rashida is not available on the MLC (Ex. PW 14/A) because
it was a case of 80% burn all over the body except the lower abdomen
and lower back. An important aspect also is that this very witness stated
that it is nowhere written in the MLC that any kind of smell was
emanating from the body of the patient Smt. Rashida. It is also for this
reason that the purported thumb impression appearing in Ex. PW 7/A
cannot be considered as the thumb impression of the deceased Smt.
Rashida. The law with regard to dying declarations is well settled as
observed in the case of Geeta & Another Vs. State: 163 (2009) DLT 268
D.B. Paragraph 24 of the said decision reads as under:-
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