What is dying declaration? The term ‘dying declaration’ is nowhere precisely defined in the Evidence Act. It refers to ‘a declaration made by a person by way of signs, verbal communications, conduct, or writing soon before his death or while …
The type of evidence that we are dealing with has been variously described as ‘electronic evidence’, ‘digital evidence’ or ‘computer evidence‘. Definitions of digital evidence include ‘Information of probative value stored or transmitted in binary form; and ‘Information stored or …
According to the Doctrine of estoppel there are certain facts which the parties are stopped from proving. Estoppel is a principle of law by which a person is held bound by the representations or by his conduct. The doctrine of …
Plea of Alibi It is the plea of absence of person, charged with an offence, from the place of occurrence at the time of the commission of the offence is called the plea of alibi. The term “Alibi “is a …
Dying Declaration means a statement written or oral of relevant facts made by a person who is dead. It is enumerated under section 32(1) of Indian Evidence Act, 1872. It is related to the cause of death of declarant. It …
INTRODUCTION: The Indian legal system has a unique identity in the global jurisprudence for its all-pervasive and incorporating nature. It has made manifold provisions for providing equal, nay equitable opportunities to all the individuals irrespective of their physical and mental …