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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Burden of proof"
Principles Of Applying Section 106 Of Evidence Act : Supreme Court Explains
In Disciplinary Proceeding, Burden Of Proof Depends On Nature Of Charge And Explanation Put Forward By Employee: Supreme Court
Burden Of Proof Lies On Propounder To Establish Will's Authenticity Amid Suspicious Circumstances: Tripura High Court
Not Proper To Shift Burden On Complainant To Prove NI Act Case Beyond ‘Reasonable Doubt’ When Accused Didn’t Respond To Statutory Notice: Gujarat HC
Burden Of Proof On Accused To Prove Plea Of Insanity Is One Of Preponderance Of Probability : Supreme Court
S.101 Evidence Act | Defendant Can Lead Evidence Before Plaintiff In Suit To Prove Existence Of Will When Plaint Claims Otherwise: MP High Court
[CPC] Objective Of Interrogatories Is To Narrow Controversy, Can't Be Used By Plaintiff For Substituting Burden Of Proof: Delhi High Court
Burden Of Proof Lies On Accused When Last Seen Together With Deceased: Delhi High Court
'Burden Of Proof' Never Shifts Whereas 'Onus Of Proof' Shifts Continuously In Evaluation Of Evidence: Tripura High Court
S.106 Evidence Act | Husband Can't Be Asked To Explain Wife's Death In Their House Unless Prosecution Establishes Prima Facie Case: Bombay High Court
Mere Delay In Filing FIR Not Fatal In Motor Accident Claims If Adequate Explanation Is Offered: Gujarat High Court
Competency Certificate Of Child Witness Not Mandatory If It Understands Court's Questions & Answers Rationally: Allahabad HC In POCSO Case
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