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In which one among the following cases the Supreme Court of India said that 'it is not an absolute rule…

"Khushal Rao v. State of Bombay" (1958) held that a true and voluntary dying declaration needs no corroboration, and that requiring corroboration is not an absolute rule of…

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In which one among the following cases the Supreme Court of India said that 'it is not an absolute rule of law that dying declaration must be corroborated by other evidence before it can be acted upon'?

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"Khushal Rao v. State of Bombay" (1958) held that a true and voluntary dying declaration needs no corroboration, and that requiring corroboration is not an absolute rule of law but only a rule of prudence.

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