evidence of Mr. Tulloch (questions 315 to 316 and 465 to 69) where he said that the evidence of adultery was between 24th April ... Secondly the conjunction of strong inclination with evidence of opportunity affords strong, prima facie, evidence of adultery but it is not irrebuttable presumption
evidence alone and his evidence was plainly that of an accomplice. Cf. Section 114, illustration (b), and Section 133 of our Evidence Act , as also ... Merriman P. discarded the evidence on adultery given by the lodger, himself the participator in the adultery, the evidence of an accomplice as it plainly
adultery there is the evidence of the wife as well as the evidence of Mr. Joseph Okeeffe. Petitioner's evidence is that she employed ... evidence is that this going into a flat with a woman when there is no authentic evidence, who was inside the flat, cannot establish adultery
before him, whether the wife was living in adultery. Though direct evidence of adultery may not be possible from the nature of the offence, there ... case where adultery is pleaded. It was held thus :
"Adultery, from its nature, is a secret act. Direct evidence of an act of adultery
alleged old adultery and subsequent desertion. Adultery itself is a nauseous thing, and needless to say old adulteries will be even more stinking, and cannot ... ground of incestuous adultery by the respondent, or bigamy combined with adultery, or marriage with another woman with adultery, or rape, sodomy and bestiality
living in adultery" because if the person committing adultery was unknown and could not be made a party the evidence ... total absence of all other evidence in the facts of a given case but ordinarily evidence of adultery should be independent of a wife
extremely difficult to get direct evidence and if the Courts insist on direct evidence in proof of adultery it will amount to a denial ... indirect or circumstantial evidence or partly by direct and partly by circumstantial evidence, but if the factum of adultery is sought to be proved
before him, whether the wife was living in adultery. Though direct evidence of adultery may not be possible from the nature of the offence, there ... case where adultery is pleaded. It was held thus:
Adultery, from its nature, is a secret act. Direct evidence of an act of adultery
spouse. Since direct evidence is normally not available, circumstantial and presumptive evidence assumes importance which should convince the Court that adultery is committed ... case of adultery and direct evidence is normally not probable, uncorroborated evidence supported by such circumstantial evidence may be enough.
Falsity of defence
merely
making submission of adultery, the adultery will be said to be proved,
rather, the issue of adultery since belongs to the character assassination ... proper evidence. The evidence must be clear, cogent and convincing. It
should admit only one inference before it can be accepted to infer
adultery. Circumstantial
