Evidence Act, 1872–Sec. 32–Defence of appellants that the deceased sustained 84% to 86% burn injuries and her both hands were fully burnt so the thumb impressions on the parcha bayan and dying declaration were not possible–In the post mortem report, there is no mention that both of her hands including thumb were fully brunt–It is also not established that the thumb impression on the dying declaration was not possible–Plea as regard to absence of kerosene smell from the person of deceased is also liable to be rejected because the postmortem was conducted after 4 hours of incident–No legal infirmity is found in the dying declaration.
