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Principle: Oral Evidence Must Always Be Direct I.E. of the Person Who Says He Saw the Event and Hearsay Evidence is No Evidence. Facts: X Was Told by Y (Whom X Trusts) that Z Has Murdered a

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प्रश्न

Principle: Oral evidence must always be direct i.e. of the person who says he saw the event and hearsay evidence is no evidence.

Facts: X was told by Y (whom X trusts) that Z has murdered A.

पर्याय

  • Statement of X is admissible 

  • Statement of X is not admissible because he has not seen Z murdering A 

  • Statement of X is admissible because he trusts Y and Y never tells a lie 

  • Statement of X is admissible because he is a renowned social activist and has a huge reputation to fight for the truth 

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उत्तर

Statement of X is not admissible because he has not seen Z murdering A 

Explanation:

Statement of X is not admissible because he has not seen Z murdering A. It is clearly stated in the principle that oral evidence must be direct. It means X must state only what X saw not what X heard from someone. X  has not seen Z murdering A. X has only heard it from Y.  Therefore, X’s statement cannot be admissible.   

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Indian Penal Code (Entrance Exams)
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2018-2019 (May) Set 1

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