Guidelines of Madras high court for recording confession of accused U/S 164 of CrPCRead full Judgment here: Click herePosted in JudgmentsPost navigationPrevious Previous post: Whether Special court under POCSO Act, NDPS Act, SC & ST Atrocities Act, Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act and Prevention of Corruption Act can record the statement of witness U/S 164 of CRPC?Next Next post: Whether the accused has the right to know before filing of the charge sheet that the witness identifies him or not in the Test identification Parade?Related PostsSame Evidence that led to In-Laws’ acquittal – Cruelty FIR against husband QuashedSC: No new cases after DivorceKerala HC: Court can not draw presumption of legitimacy of a child under Sec. 112 of Evidence Act unless the marriage of his parents is declared validLeave a ReplyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website
Kerala HC: Court can not draw presumption of legitimacy of a child under Sec. 112 of Evidence Act unless the marriage of his parents is declared valid