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Evidence Law: Indian Evidence Act, 1872 / Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023 (BSA) notes.

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  1. 01

    Introduction Meaning and Salient Features

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  2. 02

    History and Evolution of Evidence Law in India

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  3. 03

    Object Scope Application and Scheme

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  4. 04

    Application Section 1 Courts Affidavits Arbitration

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  5. 05

    BSA vs Indian Evidence Act 1872 Major Changes

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  6. 06

    Nature and Meaning of Evidence Kinds and Classification

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  7. 07

    Important Definitions Section 2 BSA

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  8. 08

    Fact Fact in Issue and Relevant Fact

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  9. 09

    Relevancy and Admissibility of Evidence Difference

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  10. 10

    Proof Modes of Proof and Burden of Proof

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  11. 11

    Standard of Proof in Civil and Criminal Cases

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  12. 12

    Kinds of Evidence Direct Circumstantial Oral Documentary

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  13. 13

    Direct Evidence vs Circumstantial Evidence

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  14. 14

    Substantive and Corroborative Evidence

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  15. 15

    Presumptions May Presume Shall Presume Conclusive Proof

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  16. 16

    May Presume vs Shall Presume vs Conclusive Proof

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  17. 17

    Facts in Issue and Relevant Facts Section 3

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  18. 18

    Doctrine of Res Gestae Same Transaction Section 4

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  19. 19

    Occasion Cause and Effect of Facts Section 5

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  20. 20

    Motive Preparation and Conduct Section 6

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  21. 21

    Facts Necessary to Explain or Introduce Section 7

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  22. 22

    Things Said or Done by Conspirators Section 8

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  23. 23

    Facts Otherwise Irrelevant Plea of Alibi Section 9

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  24. 24

    Facts Relevant for Determining Damages Section 10

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  25. 25

    Existence of Right or Custom Section 11

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  26. 26

    State of Mind Body and Bodily Feeling Section 12

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  27. 27

    Similar Occurrences Accidental or Intentional Section 13

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  28. 28

    Existence of Course of Business Section 14

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  29. 29

    Circumstantial Evidence Five Golden Principles

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  30. 30

    Last Seen Theory

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  31. 31

    Motive in Circumstantial Evidence Cases

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  32. 32

    Recovery as Circumstantial Evidence Discovery of Fact

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  33. 33

    Conduct of Accused as Circumstantial Evidence

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  34. 34

    Chain of Circumstances and Missing Links

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  35. 35

    Admission Meaning Essentials Sections 15 to 21

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  36. 36

    Evidentiary Value of Admissions Conclusive Proof

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  37. 37

    Admission and Estoppel vs Confession vs Previous Statement

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  38. 38

    Confession Sections 22 23 24 Discovery and Co Accused

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  39. 39

    Confession Meaning Nature Kinds and Evidentiary Value

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  40. 40

    Judicial and Extra Judicial Confession

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  41. 41

    Voluntary and Involuntary Confession Section 22

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  42. 42

    Discovery Statement Proviso to Section 23 Confirmation by Subsequent Facts

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  43. 43

    Confession of Co Accused Section 24 Joint Trial

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  44. 44

    Retracted Confession

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  45. 45

    Extra Judicial Confession Evidentiary Value

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  46. 46

    Confession vs Admission

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  47. 47

    Confession and Article 20(3) Self Incrimination

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  48. 48

    Confession vs Statement Leading to Discovery

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  49. 49

    Hearsay Evidence Rule and Exceptions

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  50. 50

    Statements by Persons Dead or Unavailable Section 26

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  51. 51

    Dying Declaration Section 26

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  52. 52

    Multiple Dying Declarations

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  53. 53

    Dying Declaration Recorded by Police Officer

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  54. 54

    Dying Declaration vs Dying Deposition

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  55. 55

    Conviction Solely on Dying Declaration

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  56. 56

    Statements in Ordinary Course of Business Section 26b

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  57. 57

    Statements Against Pecuniary or Proprietary Interest Section 26c

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  58. 58

    Statements Relating to Public Right or Custom Section 26d

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  59. 59

    Statements Regarding Relationship and Pedigree Section 26e 26f

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  60. 60

    Evidence Given in Previous Judicial Proceeding Section 27

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  61. 61

    Previous Testimony of Unavailable Witness

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  62. 62

    Statements Under Special Circumstances Sections 28 to 32

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  63. 63

    Rule of Completeness Section 33

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  64. 64

    Relevancy of Judgments Sections 34 to 38

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  65. 65

    Judgment in Rem and Judgment in Personam

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  66. 66

    Judgments in Probate Matrimonial Admiralty Insolvency Section 35

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  67. 67

    Res Judicata and Relevancy of Judgments

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  68. 68

    Double Jeopardy and Previous Judgments

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  69. 69

    Expert and Opinion Evidence Sections 39 to 45

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  70. 70

    Nature and Evidentiary Value of Expert Evidence

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  71. 71

    Medical Expert Evidence vs Ocular Evidence

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  72. 72

    Post Mortem Report and Medical Evidence

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  73. 73

    Forensic Evidence

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  74. 74

    DNA Evidence

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  75. 75

    Ballistic Expert Evidence

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  76. 76

    Fingerprint Evidence

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  77. 77

    Handwriting Expert Evidence

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  78. 78

    Opinion of Examiner of Electronic Evidence

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  79. 79

    Expert Opinion vs Person Acquainted with Handwriting

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  80. 80

    Character Evidence Sections 46 to 50

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  81. 81

    Facts Which Need Not Be Proved Sections 51 to 53

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  82. 82

    Admissions in Pleadings and Proof

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  83. 83

    Judicial Notice

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  84. 84

    Oral Evidence Sections 54 and 55

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  85. 85

    Hearsay Evidence vs Direct Evidence

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  86. 86

    Oral Evidence vs Documentary Evidence

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  87. 87

    Documentary Evidence Sections 56 to 60

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  88. 88

    Documentary Evidence General Principles

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  89. 89

    Electronic Digital Record as Primary Evidence

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  90. 90

    Kinds of Secondary Evidence

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  91. 91

    Primary Evidence vs Secondary Evidence

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  92. 92

    Best Evidence Rule

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  93. 93

    Lost or Destroyed Documents and Secondary Evidence

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  94. 94

    Photocopies as Secondary Evidence

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  95. 95

    Certified Copies as Secondary Evidence

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  96. 96

    Electronic and Digital Evidence Sections 61 to 63

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  97. 97

    Electronic and Digital Evidence Complete Architecture

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  98. 98

    Sections 61 62 63 Clause by Clause

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  99. 99

    Section 63 Certificate Complete Note

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  100. 100

    Conditions for Admissibility of Computer Output

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  101. 101

    Electronic Evidence Certificate under the Schedule

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  102. 102

    Role of Expert in Section 63 Certificate

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  103. 103

    Hash Value and Integrity of Electronic Evidence

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  104. 104

    Chain of Custody of Digital Evidence

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  105. 105

    Emails as Evidence

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  106. 106

    WhatsApp Chats and Messages as Evidence

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  107. 107

    SMS and Electronic Messages as Evidence

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  108. 108

    CCTV Footage as Evidence

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  109. 109

    Audio and Video Recordings as Evidence

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  110. 110

    Call Detail Records as Evidence

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  111. 111

    Mobile Phone Data as Evidence

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  112. 112

    Social Media Posts as Evidence

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  113. 113

    Screenshots as Electronic Evidence

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  114. 114

    GPS and Location Data as Evidence

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  115. 115

    Cloud Stored Data as Evidence

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  116. 116

    Electronic Signature and Digital Signature

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  117. 117

    Primary vs Secondary Electronic Evidence

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  118. 118

    Electronic Evidence BSA vs Indian Evidence Act

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  119. 119

    Anvar PV v PK Basheer Electronic Evidence

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  120. 120

    Arjun Panditrao Khotkar v Kailash Kushanrao Gorantyal

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  121. 121

    Proof of Documents Sections 64 to 73

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  122. 122

    Notice to Produce Document Section 64

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  123. 123

    Proof of Signature and Handwriting Section 65

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  124. 124

    Proof of Electronic Signature Section 66

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  125. 125

    Proof of Attested Documents Sections 67 to 71

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  126. 126

    Proof of Will and Suspicious Circumstances

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  127. 127

    Comparison of Signature Writing Seal and Finger Impression Section 72

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  128. 128

    Specimen Handwriting and Article 20(3)

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  129. 129

    Public and Private Documents Sections 74 to 77

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  130. 130

    Certified Copy vs Photocopy

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  131. 131

    Presumptions under the BSA

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  132. 132

    Presumptions Regarding Documents Sections 78 to 93

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  133. 133

    Exclusion of Oral Evidence by Documentary Evidence Sections 94 to 103

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  134. 134

    Parol Evidence Rule

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  135. 135

    Sections 94 and 95 and the Six Provisos

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  136. 136

    Patent and Latent Ambiguity Sections 96 to 101

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  137. 137

    Burden of Proof Sections 104 to 120

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  138. 138

    Burden of Proof vs Onus of Proof

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  139. 139

    Shifting of Burden of Proof

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  140. 140

    Burden of Proof in Criminal and Civil Cases

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  141. 141

    Presumption of Innocence

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  142. 142

    Reverse Burden of Proof

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  143. 143

    Presumption of Life and Death Sections 110 and 111

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  144. 144

    Legitimacy Section 116 and DNA Testing

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  145. 145

    Abetment of Suicide by Married Woman Section 117

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  146. 146

    Presumption as to Dowry Death Section 118

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  147. 147

    General Presumptions and Adverse Inference Section 119

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  148. 148

    Presumption of Absence of Consent Section 120

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  149. 149

    Presumption as to Certain Offences Section 115

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  150. 150

    Estoppel Sections 121 to 123

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  151. 151

    Estoppel vs Res Judicata

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  152. 152

    Estoppel vs Waiver

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  153. 153

    Estoppel vs Acquiescence

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  154. 154

    Admission vs Estoppel

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  155. 155

    No Estoppel Against Statute

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  156. 156

    Competency and Privilege of Witnesses Sections 124 to 139

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  157. 157

    Privileged Communications under the BSA

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  158. 158

    Marital Communications Privilege Section 128

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  159. 159

    Advocate Client Privilege Sections 132 to 134

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  160. 160

    Witness Not Excused Section 137 and Article 20(3)

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    Accomplice Evidence Section 138

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    Number of Witnesses Section 139

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    Special Types of Witnesses

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    Examination of Witnesses Sections 140 to 168

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    Leading Questions Section 146

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    Falsus in Uno Falsus in Omnibus Not Followed in India

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    Test Identification Parade and Dock Identification

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