Seven years in jail, but no proof of dowry death: Supreme Court corrects trial court error - here’s what the case is about
The court, while considering the submissions reiterated that only when all four ingredients are established can a death be termed as “dowry death” under Section 304-B of the IPC. It emphasized that the prosecution must strictly prove the essential ingredients to attract the provision.
The court, while considering the submissions reiterated that only when all four ingredients are established can a death be termed as “dowry death” under Section 304-B of the IPC. It emphasized that the prosecution must strictly prove the essential ingredients to attract the provision. What's Your Reaction?
