Section 27 of Indian Evidence Act | Explained | Lecture 22 | Ft. Pankaj Sinhmar
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- čas přidán 24. 08. 2024
- Section 27 of the Indian Evidence Act states the type and extent of the information confessed by the accused in custody, which can be used as evidence and can be proved in the court as the direct part or link with the criminal act of the accused. This section assumes the part of the confession of the accused to be true which led to the discovery of the fact and can be used as evidence and proved in court.
In this video from Legal Bites, Pankaj Sinhmar discusses Section 27 of the Indian Evidence Act in detail along with its scope of admissibility with the help of landmark verdicts.
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Excellent pankaj 🔥⚡️⚡️
Keep it up sir!!!
Thank you very much for these informative videos
I have moved away from the country but still I listen to these videos cuz they are so fascinating even after I don't need these now.
Amazing work as usual... Thanku sir... Waiting for next one😁
Amazing and informative lectureas earlier ones. 👍👍
Excellent work 👍
Great work sir👍
Amazing lecture!!
Well explained ❤
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Very informative sir. Would wait for the whole evidence act series.
Please upload more videos on this act.. 👀🥺
Yes, will surely do. Our team is diligently working on providing educational and detailed videos on Evidence Act. Stay tuned for more.
Very well explained 👍🏻👍🏻
hello. thank you for such an informative lecture. Can you please tell me whether section 27 is applicable to the co-accused as well or only to the prime accused?
Section 27 is only applicable to the prime accused, and not to the co-accused. However, Section 30 may be applicable to the co-accused, depending on the circumstances of the case. We hope this clarifies your doubt.
Happy Learning😊!
Hello sir
hume agar pata hota ki sec 27 important hai toh hum thodi na tumhara video dekhne aayenge 🤣🤣
Or subjects bhi padhate ho kya?