Whether dying declaration can be relied on if it is not recorded in language of deceased declarant?Chikkanna Shetty vs The State Of Karnataka on 11 October, 2017Posted in JudgmentsPost navigationPrevious Previous post: Divorce after 24 years, Women desert husband in 1992 tries to contest divorce decree but looseNext Next post: Whether husband is liable to pay maintenance to wife both under Domestic Violence Act and U/S 125 of CRPC?Related PostsSC: Spouse cannot withdraw consent for mutual divorce after agreeing for it in settlement of claimsPolice should record statements, Preserve videos of amicable settlements in criminal casesKerala HC: Court can not draw presumption of legitimacy of a child under Sec. 112 of Evidence Act unless the marriage of his parents is declared validLeave a ReplyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website
Kerala HC: Court can not draw presumption of legitimacy of a child under Sec. 112 of Evidence Act unless the marriage of his parents is declared valid