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axphyxial death are similar to the features found in case of dry drowning. He also deposed that there is possibility of cardiac arrhythmia

four types, which are wet or primary drowning, dry drowning, secondary drowning, near drowning or post immersion syndrome and immersion syndrome, hydrocution or submersion inhibition ... cross examination, classification of drowning, and also what is mean by wet or primary drowning and dry drowning etc. Therefore, in absence of such exercise

four types, which are wet or primary drowning, dry drowning, secondary drowning, near drowning or post immersion syndrome and immersion syndrome, hydrocution or submersion inhibition ... cross examination, classification of drowning, and also what is mean by wet or primary drowning and dry drowning etc. Therefore, in absence of such exercise

hypothesis that the deceased might have died due to dry drowning. But the trial court failed to notice the intricacies and medical complications of dry ... dry drowning. The trial court on appreciation of the evidence has held that the accused is guilty of the offence punishable under Sections

known as wet drowning. Typical signs of drowning are found in such cases at autopsy. The other term is 'atypical drowning' which indicates ... dry-drowning, (b) immersion syndrome (vagal inhibition), and (c) submersion of the unconscious. In the case of atypical drowning including dry drowning, when water enters

fall. It may be true that in a drowning case, there may be wet drowning or dry drowning. In the process of drowning, sequence, laryngeal ... enters. This is called dry drowning. Most of the cases are wet drowning and only in fragment cases, dry drowning occurs. The scene of offence

dry drowning, (C) secondary drowning, and (D) the immersion syndrome (Cold water drowning). It is now established that the mechanism of death in drowning ... cases, death may occur from obstructive asphyxia also known as dry drowning caused by laryngeal spasm set up by a small amount of water entering

death may occur on account of obstructive asphyxia also known as dry drowning caused by the laryngeal spasm set up by a small amount ... jurisprudence in a case of asphyxia caused as a result of dry drowning. 15. This medical evidence itself creates a great element of doubt

conclusion that the death of deceased was the result of "dry drowning" relying on page 164 of 20 th edition of Medical Jurisprudence ... arrived on the conclusion that it was a case of "dry drowning". However, the trial Court has totally ignored the fact that Modi

having been done by the accused. The case was one of dry drowning. The possibility of the injuries having been sustained when the dead body ... disclosed commission of a cognizable offence. The distinction between dry drowning and wet drowning is really of no consequence, in view of the fact that