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Digambar S/O. Baburao Dasre vs The State Of Maharashtra on 13 December, 2021 Author

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The State Of Maharashtra vs Digamber Baburao Dasre on 13 December, 2021 Author: V. K

confession", but the statement is admissible under Section 8 of the Evidence Act. 14. The term "confession" is nowhere defined ... Digest of the Law of Evidence" (Macmillan and Co. 1876) defines confession as follows : "A confession is an admission made at any time

communicated to another. It is said that one cannot confess to himself: he can only confess to another. This raises an interesting point, which fails ... with the admissibility of confessions by accused persons in criminal cases. But the expression "confession" is not defined. The Judicial Committee in Pakala

Court as well as the High Courts. 17. The word “confession” has nowhere been defined. However, the courts have resorted to the dictionary meaning ... commission of the crime would amount to confession and, therefore, inadmissible under this provision. It is also defined to mean a direct acknowledgment of guilt

that if a person makes a confession implicating himself, that may suggest that the maker of the confession is speaking the truth. Normally ... obligatory on the court to take the confession into account. When evidence as defined by the Evidence Act is produced before the court

against a co-accused. Thus, though such a confession may not be evidence as strictly defined by Section 3 of the Evidence ... confession into account. It is not obligatory on the court to take the confession into account. This Court reiterated that a confession cannot be treated

Bihar3 held that: "12... though such a confession may not be evidence as strictly defined by Section ... Court to take the confession into account. When evidence as denned by the Act is produced before the Court, it is the duty

Jaskaran Enterprise whose invoice. The law has been settled law that confession of an accused cannot be read against the other accused. In Raja @ Ayyappan ... However, section 30 provides that though such a confession may not be evidence as strictly defined by section 3 of the Evidence