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A comprehensive legal analysis of a case involving allegations of dowry harassment, dowry death, and physical abuse. An index of authorities, a statement of facts, issues, arguments, and a prayer of relief. The case involves renu, who married kunal and faced mistreatment and demands for additional dowry from her in-laws. The legal arguments advanced by both the prosecution and the defense, citing relevant case law and statutes. The case is significant in understanding the legal framework for addressing dowry-related offenses in india.
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Page 1 INDEX I. Index of Authorities* II. Statement of Jurisdiction* III. Statement of Facts* IV. Statement of Issues*
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**Arguments Advanced:** **-** ** **Issue 1: Liability for the death of Renu?**** - - **Argument 1: Lack of Direct Evidence Linking the Accused to the Crime:** - - The prosecution has failed to establish a direct link between the accused and the administration of poison to the deceased. - - **Case Law**: In *Sunil Kumar v. State of Haryana*, (2015) 3 SCC 210, the Supreme Court reiterated that the prosecution must establish a direct nexus between the accused and the crime. - - The injuries sustained by the deceased could have been accidental and do not necessarily implicate the accused. - - **Case Law**: In *State of Haryana v. Raja Ram*, (2000) 3 SCC 663, the Supreme Court held that mere suspicion, however strong, cannot take the place of proof.
- ** Issue 2: Whether the deceased was subjected to harassment for dowry? -**