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| INDIAN EVIDENCE ACT, 1872 |
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| INDIAN EVIDENCE ACT, 1872 |
Evidence Act — S 3— Relevant fact — Spot of incident — Deposition of injured eye witnesses — not qua the true spot — Attempt by witnesses to mislead the adjudication — Appreciation of evidence — Held, it not necessary to delve into their individual depositions. (Para 29) |
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| INDIAN EVIDENCE ACT, 1872 |
Evidence Act — S 3— Hand writing — proving of — No attempt by prosecution to prove through an expert — fatal to prosecution. (Para 20) |
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IPC — S 306 — Evidence Act — S 101 — Presumption — Burden of proof — Held, the burden of proving the preconditions permitting the presumption — lay on the prosecution— the prosecution has to establish beyond reasonable doubt that the deceased had committed suicide on being abetted by the person charged u/s 306 IPC. (Para 31) |
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| INDIAN EVIDENCE ACT, 1872 |
Interpretation of Statute — Evidence Act — S 113-A — Object of — to meet the social challenge of saving the married woman from being ill-treated or forcing to commit suicide by the husband or his relatives demanding dowry. (Para 31) |
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