oral dying declaration should be of such a nature as to inspire full confidence of the court in its correctness. In the contextual situation revealed as above, we have no hesitation to hold that the High Court was perfectly justified in considering the oral testimony of PW8 and taking serious note of the serious omission brought out from her, on being confronted with Ext. P12 FIR and Ext. D3, which is her previous statement made to police, that she had not stated anything about such an oral dying declaration made by her deceased son. The High Court also took note of the fact that neither PW5 nor PW9 had Page 11 of 21 Criminal Appeal No. 2129 of 2014spoken about any such oral dying declaration made by the deceased brother to their mother- PW8. Add to it, the oral testimony of PW8 would reveal that while being examined-in-chief she deposed what Haseen Khan (PW5) and Fareed Khan (PW9) divulged to her. She would depose: “When my sons Fareed Khan and Haseen Khan told me at home that