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All ghodas are not equal before the law: An irreverent look at Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023
WhatsApp conversations can't be used as evidence without certificate under Evidence Act: Delhi High Court
Spouses can testify on behalf of each other in civil trials: Kerala High Court
Recording of Evidence: A protracted exercise, often in futility
Supreme Court urges Tamil Nadu to provide proper training to police officers on submission of electronic evidence
Delhi High Court rejects husband's plea to collect blood samples from wife and child to prove wife's adultery
Family courts not bound by technicalities of CPC or Indian Evidence Act: Punjab and Haryana High Court
Facts sourced from accused who is not in "formal" police custody admissible as evidence: Supreme Court
Wife dying within 7 years of marriage does not always attract presumption of suicide abetment under Evidence Act: Calcutta High Court
Stray witness deposing that he saw attesting witness sign a will is not proof of its validity: Supreme Court
Bengaluru blasts: Section 65B certificate for electronic evidence can be shown at any stage of trial, says Supreme Court
Accused entitled to acquittal if prosecution relies wholesale on confessions in police custody without evidence: Kerala High Court
What the Bharatiya Sakshya Bill, 2023 proposes for electronic records
[BREAKING] Central government to introduce bills to replace Indian Penal Code, CrPC, Indian Evidence Act
Kerala High Court seeks response from RTO, State on plea challenging overspeed challans issued beyond statutory time limit
Karavali Ale Editor defamation: Mangaluru court upholds conviction of accused
Supreme Court upholds conviction of accused whose confessional statement taken in Malayalam, translated to Tamil and typed out in Kannada
Will cannot be presumed genuine under Section 90 of Indian Evidence Act merely because it is more than 30 years old: Supreme Court
If murder is committed in secrecy of house, inmates of house also have to explain how crime occurred: Orissa High Court
Legal advice by lawyer to client is privileged, cannot be disclosed in court: Bombay High Court
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