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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "extra judicial confession"
Confession Made In Police Custody Cannot Be Relied On To Hold Accused Guilty: Punjab & Haryana High Court
Extra-Judicial Confession Obtained Through Coercion Inadmissible As Evidence: Jharkhand HC Acquits Man In 15 Yrs Old Murder & Unnatural Offence Case
Extra-Judicial Confession Can't Be Strong Evidence If Not Supported by Other Evidence On Record : Supreme Court
“Recovery Evidence” Under Section 27 Of The Evidence Act- Questions & Answers By Justice V Ramkumar [Part-VIII]
Extra-Judicial Confession Must Be Of Sterling Quality: Supreme Court Doubts 'Confession' To Brother Of Deceased
Extra-Judicial Confession Weak Piece Of Evidence, Can Be Relied On If Proven To Be Voluntary, Truthful And Free Of Inducement: Supreme Court
Calcutta High Court Sets Aside Murder Conviction, Says Purported Confession To Police Official Not Admissible In Eyes Of Law
Evidentiary Value Of Extra-Judicial Confession Also Depends On Person To Whom It Is Made: Supreme Court
Extra-Judicial Confession Is A Weak Piece Of Evidence, Independent Corroboration Needed: Supreme Court
“Section 27” Of The Evidence Act And The Verdict In “Pulukuri Kottaya” Continue To Elude The Comprehension Of Many Judges At All Levels
Conviction Solely On The Basis Of Extra Judicial Confession Cannot Be Sustained: Supreme Court
Bombay High Court Acquits Man Accused Of Wife's Murder As Witness To Whom Extra-Judicial Confession Was Given Turned Hostile
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