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difficult to follow, or if a witness was partially deaf. But it is dangerous in cases of criminal law to accept equivalents, and except

record. 12. PW-1 is a differently-abled person being partially deaf and dumb and was about 51 years of age, when she deposed ... April, 2017. The learned Trial Court had recorded that PW- 1 had partial speech and hearing impairment but she was capable of communicating through words

While so, Sarfudeen (defacto complainant), who suffers from partial deafness, wanted to buy a plot and he was introduced to Karmegam

accused was a handicapped person. According to PW1, she was partially deaf, but had no difficulty in understanding, if loudly spoken. The learned counsel

here to mention that one of accused i.e. Vijay is partially deaf and dumb, therefore charge has been read over and explained

more than 90 years old, is also partially blind and deaf and had appeared before the Tribunal and the Appellate Authority and submitted that

signs and not the interpretation of signs. 29. To sum up, a deaf and dumb person is a competent witness. If in the opinion ... regards to the aforesaid decision, it is clear that the evidence of deaf and dumb can be relied on as she is a competent witness

Officer. Thus, the testimony of Ct. Rajender also discloses that there was partial compliance of Section 50 NDPS Act. 11. Moreover, on careful perusal ... recorded, he was virtually found completely deaf and his statement was recorded with the assistance coming from the side of wife of accused. Wife

Dr. Raghubir Sharan vs The State Of Bihar on 14 March, 1963 Equivalent citations: 1964

Bishnu Deo Shaw @ Bishnu Dayal vs State Of West Bengal on 22 February, 1979 Equivalent