Admissible Evidence vs Hearsay - A Conundrum.Aapko lagta hai kya hearsay admissible hai? Not really, but it has some exceptions. Hearsay is generally inadmissible under Section 3 of the Indian Evidence Act, but exceptions under Section 6,

Dost, TPA doesn't directly deal with trespasser's rights over abandoned property. But, we can relate it to Section 53, TPA, which states that trespasser is liable to pay compensation to the owner. If property is abandoned, it's a bit tricky

Yeh case study bahut interesting hai, guys! Rajasthan v. Balchand ko padhne se aapko criminal negligence ke legal aspects ka pata chalega. Is case mein, apni knowledge ko apply karna aapko ek criminal lawyer banne ki oray pahunchne mein mad

"Sabhi ko pata hai ki "Mula Mazbooti" aur "Janchaak Mazbooti" dwara sabhi kaanooni aadhaarein banayi jaati hain. Lekin unka matalab aur upyogiata bahut alag hoti hai. Mula Mazbooti ka arth hai kaanooni aadhaar ka aadhar sambandhi, jabki Jan

Bro, I think you're confusing Hearsay aur Direct Evidence. Hearsay allowed only under certain sections like S 32 (Statements of Relevant Fact by Person who is Dead or Cannot be Found), S 33 (Admissions by Person who is Dead or Cannot be Fou

"Arre, yaar IPC Section 302 kya hai? Section 302 IPC Murder ko define karti hai, lekin yeh sirf 'intentional murder' ko cover karta hai. Yadi aapke paas murder case hai, toh aapko abhi Section 301 IPC par bhi vichar karna hoga, jahaan 'culp