Generally when the Court assumes the presence of a reality that is known as presumption. With the guide of presumption, a gathering in whose favour a presumption is made gets erased from the underlying weight of verification. The court assumes the presence of the reality in support of himself and may follow up on it […]
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The Constitution of India, being one of its kind and as the most comprehensive constitution in the world, has been founded on the cardinal principles of democracy and the Rule of Law. Thereby, by encompassing the concept of free and fair trial, the Constitution has not only established that the supreme law of the nation
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In all criminal trials, two things should be identified, i.e. whether the alleged offence was committed and who committed the crime. To identify the accused, the practice of test identification parade (hereinafter, TIP) is undertaken. This test is done by the magistrate in the absence of interference by police. Section 9 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 talks about the Test identification parade.
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