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    A dying declaration can be oral, written, or communicated through signs and does not require a specific format, provided the indication of what happened is clear. In Laxman v Maharashtra, the Supreme Court held that any adequate method of communication can be used for a dying declaration. In Meesala Ramakrishan v State of AP, the Court considered the evidentiary value of a dying declaration recorded without following proper procedure.

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    A dying declaration can be oral, written, or communicated through signs and does not require a specific format, provided the indication of what happened is clear. In Laxman v Maharashtra, the Supreme Court held that any adequate method of communication can be used for a dying declaration. In Meesala Ramakrishan v State of AP, the Court considered the evidentiary value of a dying declaration recorded without following proper procedure.

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    A dying declaration can be oral, written, or communicated through signs and does not require a specific format, provided the indication of what happened is clear. In Laxman v Maharashtra, the Supreme Court held that any adequate method of communication can be used for a dying declaration. In Meesala Ramakrishan v State of AP, the Court considered the evidentiary value of a dying declaration recorded without following proper procedure.

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    In Laxman v Maharashtra, 1the Supreme Court held:

    A dying declaration can be oral or in writing and any adequate method of communication whether by words
    or by signs or otherwise will suffice provided the indication is positive and definite.

    In Meesala Ramakrishan v State ofAP,2 the Court has considered the evidentiary value of a dying declaration
    recorded by

    12002 SCC (Cri) 1491,


    2,1994 (2) Ren CR (Criminal) 675: (1994) 4 SCC 182

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