In a tragic incident from 1988, the concept of dying declarations under Section 32(1) of the Indian Evidence Act (1872) faced a critical test. Asha Ben, a victim of horrifying violence, bravely battled for...
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Admissibility of Evidence: A Landmark Case
Introduction In a riveting judgment, the complexities of criminal law are examined, particularly focusing on the admissibility of an approver’s evidence. This case presents a harrowing tale of deceit, betrayal, and murder. At its...
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Introduction In a gripping legal battle highlighting the complexities of criminal justice, the case delves into relying on accomplice evidence for convictions. Stemming from a tragic event on 11th October 1946, where Kalia Behara,...
Continue reading...Introduction to Handwriting Evidence: The 1964 Case
In this editorial, we explore a landmark judgment within the Indian legal system that scrutinizes the evidentiary value of handwriting analysis. The case involves the mysterious disappearance of a young boy in 1964, highlighting...
Continue reading...Introduction to the Hostile Witness Conundrum 2023
In a significant development within the Indian judiciary, the concept of a “hostile witness” has taken center stage, presenting a complex scenario that challenges the prosecution’s ability to navigate the intricacies of witness testimony....
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