Section 304B

Allahabad High Court sets aside acquittal in 1994 dowry death case; asks trial court to pass fresh order
Omission in framing charges does not disable court from convicting accused for proven offence: Supreme Court
Husband's extramarital affair not ground to assume dowry death under Section 304B IPC: Delhi High Court
Mere unnatural death of wife in matrimonial home within 7 years of marriage not enough to convict husband for dowry death: Supreme Court
[Section 304B IPC] Message must go that anyone who commits offence of dowry death will be dealt with iron hand: Supreme Court
[Vismaya Dowry Death] "Menace of dowry dashed all her aspirations:" Kerala court's judgment explained
[Vismaya Dowry Death] Husband Kiran Kumar sentenced to 10 years in jail
[Vismaya Dowry Death] Kerala court convicts husband Kiran Kumar
[Section 498A] Dying Declaration of wife admissible to prove cruelty even if husband acquitted of charges relating to her death: Supreme Court
[Dowry Death] 'Soon before Death' under Section 304B IPC means proximate, not immediate: Supreme Court
[Dowry Death] Asking money for constructing house amounts to demand for dowry: Supreme Court
Dowry death case cannot be quashed based on settlement between parties: Delhi High Court
Gravity of offence, conduct of accused and societal impact factors for interference with bail order: Supreme Court
Husband may have called wife on phone to prevent her from taking extreme step: Delhi High Court grants bail in dowry death case
[Vismaya Dowry Death] Husband Kiran Kumar denied bail by Kerala court
Voluntary Gifts given by parents, friends to bride, bridegroom out of love and affection not dowry: Calcutta High Court
[Dowry Deaths] Matter of grave concern that trial courts record accused statement in casual, cursory manner: Supreme Court issues guidelines
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