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Dying Declaration in Odisha Murder Case by sidkaif351 is a document available to read on EtoBox.

The Orissa High Court ruled that a dying declaration can serve as substantive evidence for conviction if it is found to be voluntary, truthful, and reliable, even if made in acute agony. This ruling stems from the case of State of Odisha v. Daktar Bhoi, where the appellant was accused of murdering his brother over a dispute. The court emphasized that minor discrepancies in witness testimonies do not undermine the credibility of the evidence presented.

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