Introduction to Dying Declaration A dying declaration is one of the most significant exceptions to the rule against hearsay. Under normal circumstances, statements made outside […]
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When statements by persons who cannot be called as “witnesses” are relevant?
The Indian Evidence Act, 1872 lays down the rules for admitting and evaluating evidence in judicial proceedings. One important exception to the rule of direct […]
When facts not otherwise relevant become relevant?
When Facts Not Otherwise Relevant Become Relevant – A Detailed Analysis The Indian Evidence Act, 1872 creates a clear framework around what constitutes relevant facts […]
Relevancy and Admissibility
Relevancy and Admissibility: Concept Explained Relevancy refers to the logical connection between a fact presented in court and the fact in issue or a relevant […]
Distinguish between Common Intention and Common Object.
Understanding Common Intention and Common Object under Criminal Law The concepts of common intention and common object are fundamental to criminal liability under the Indian […]
Independence of Judiciary
Meaning and Constitutional Basis Independence of Judiciary means that the judiciary must be free from the influence and control of the executive and legislature, ensuring […]