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A, a woman whose throat had been cut by some edged weapon, indicated by gestures before her death that B was the person who had cut her throat. Is this statement by A made by gestures admissible as evidence against B?
L a woman is raped by B. As a result of shock, she (L) committed suicide three days after the occurrence, by drowning herself. Is the statement made by L regarding her rape to her mother-in-law immediately after the rape, admissible as a dying declaration under Section 32(1) of the Evidence Act?
A comes to the police station and lodges First Information Report that B has beaten him and has threatened to kill him… Decide whether First Information Report may be admitted as a dying declaration?