Explain the Doctrine of Bar of autrefois acquit and autrefois convictby Admin Legal Bites 13 Nov 2021 5:45 AM GMT
Test identification does not constitute substantive evidence. Explainby Admin Legal Bites 13 Nov 2021 5:43 AM GMT
Evidentiary value of a dying declaration made in Tamil, translated in Hindi by a Tamil knowing doctor and recorded in Hindi by Magistrate who does not understand Tamil.by Admin Legal Bites 13 Nov 2021 5:18 AM GMT
‘A’, a sessions judge convicts some of the accused persons only on the basis of evidence of an accomplice who is a sole witness, in absence of any other evidence—either direct or circumstantial… Is the order of conviction passed by the sessions judge valid?by Admin Legal Bites 13 Nov 2021 2:49 AM GMT
How many witnesses are required to prove a criminal case beyond all reasonable doubts? Refer to the relevant provision, if any, under the Indian Evidence Act in this regard.by Admin Legal Bites 13 Nov 2021 2:20 AM GMT
How much information received from an accused can be proven in a trial against him? Ram, an accused of an offence of murder stated… Is the whole statement given by the accused admissible in evidence?by Admin Legal Bites 13 Nov 2021 2:10 AM GMT
A makes a statement to B that the ornaments stolen from the house of C were recovered from his house. Does the statement made by A to B amount to confession?by Admin Legal Bites 13 Nov 2021 2:04 AM GMT
Can evidence obtained by committing the offence of theft be admitted in a case of criminal nature? Give reasons.by Admin Legal Bites 13 Nov 2021 1:33 AM GMT
A mortgaged her land to B. She died without leaving an heir and her property went to State by escheat…B questioned his title and pleaded that the title conveyance deed in favour of C has not been registered. Decide the suit.by Admin Legal Bites 13 Nov 2021 1:09 AM GMT
Denial of Title | X purchased a house in a Court auction. A was a tenant in it from before and attorned the tenancy in favour of X…The question is whether A can deny the title of X and Y?by Admin Legal Bites 13 Nov 2021 1:02 AM GMT
A and B were married in 2000. They were living happily and had a son C in 2002. ‘A’ the husband started suspecting that B the wife was having an extramarital affair with D and that child C is not his son. He filed a petition for divorce… Is A liable to pay the maintenance of C? Decide with reasons.by Admin Legal Bites 13 Nov 2021 12:56 AM GMT
