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State vs . 1. Mukesh on 24 February, 2010 1 FIR No.: 17/2006 IN THE

Evidence Act. The Indian Evidence Act does not define "confession". For a long time, the Courts in India adopted the definition ... confession, if the exculpatory statement is of some fact which if true would negative the offence alleged to be confessed. Moreover, a confession must either

satisfied that confession was voluntary basing on such evidence, conviction can be founded - Confession should be clear, specific and unambiguous - Confession not defined in Evidence ... before whom confession is made and is satisfied that confession was voluntary basing on such evidence, conviction can be founded. Such confession should be clear

discuss the legal position of extra judicial confession. The term "confessions" is not defined in the Evidence Act . All the provisions relating ... admission" as given in Section 17 becomes applicable to confession also. Section 17 defines admission as "a statement oral or documentary, which suggest

after the commission of offence. EXTRA JUDICIAL CONFESSION 33. The term "confession" is not defined in the Evidence Act . The provisions relating ... admission" as given in section 17 becomes applicable to confession also. Section 17 defines admission as "a statement oral or documentary, which suggest

extra judicial confession of accused made to PW1 Joginder Singh. 19. The term "confessions" is not defined in the Evidence ... admission" as given in Section 17 becomes applicable to confession also. Section 17 defines admission as "a statement oral or documentary, which suggest

company of deceased. EXTRA JUDICIAL CONFESSION 31. The term "confessions" is not defined in the Evidence Act . All the provisions relating to confessions ... admission" as given in section 17 becomes applicable to confession also. Section 17 defines admission as "a statement oral or documentary, which suggest

Indian Evidence Act : Confession by inducement, threat or promise when irrelevant in criminal proceeding - A confession made by an accused person is irrelevant ... considered worse if he does not confess to his crimes. 10. The expression confession is not defined in the Evidence Act . Confession is a statement

Ashok Singh Rana vs M/S. Zee Television Ltd on 23 January, 2016 IN THE

Additional Public Prosecutor argued that the accused has confessed his guilt vide DD No 6A Ex. PW2/B while the defence counsel argued that ... admissible in evidence. The confession is not defined or expressed in the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 . The definition of admission in mentioned in section