Evidence holds an important role and holds under any court proceedings. Evidence is a definite and genuine and pertinent set of facts which proves or passes up for proving any matter, there is a prescribed manner in which the cycle of evidence works which has been divided into two main heads- Oral and Documentary evidence […]
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The term “Confession” has nowhere been defined or expressed under the Indian Evidence Act [herein after referred to as the Act] but the conjecture explained under the definition of “admission” in Section 17 of the Act is also applicable to confessions in the same manner. Nonetheless, section 17 expressly states “that any statement may it
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The term “Circumstantial Evidence” is specifically vital in the Law of Evidence. Circumstantial Evidence is inclusive of all the relevant facts. It is not a shred of secondary evidence but it is merely direct evidence. It is evidence applied indirectly. In other terms, it is a fact that is put before the court, and the