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C.B.I. vs . 1) Ps Sehrawat on 27 August, 2012 IN THE COURT OF

appellant pointed out that the court below has relied on the res gestea principle to draw inspiration from the evidence of PW3 to find corroboration ... evidence spoken to by PW3 would fall within the ambit of res gestea evidence as contained in Section 6 of the Indian Evidence

evidence of P.W. 4 is important, for that contains some res gestea evidence about what the husband (petitioner) saia, which is significant. According

taken as a dying declaration because the evidence is one of res-gestea and is admissible under Explanation-1 to Section 6 of the Evidence

Santhosh Madhavan @ Swami Amritha ... vs State on 19 December, 2013 Author: P.Bhavadasan Bench: P

evidence under Section 6 of the Evidence Act. The principle of res gestea would be applicable, being part of the same transaction. Evidently, she went

termed as hearsay, but will be admissible on the principles of res gestea as enshrined under Section 6 of the Evidence ... Evidence Act, 1872 (for short “the Act”) as they would have been res gestae witnesses. The purpose of incorporating Section

termed as hearsay, but will be admissible on the principles of res gestea as enshrined under Section 6 of the Evidence ... Evidence Act, 1872 (for short “the Act”) as they would have been res gestae witnesses. The purpose of incorporating Section

termed as hearsay, but will be admissible on the principles of res gestea as enshrined under Section 6 of the Evidence ... Evidence Act, 1872 (for short “the Act”) as they would have been res gestae witnesses. The purpose of incorporating Section

seen immediately after the incident and it will be relevant as res gestea under Section 6 of the Evidence Act. Since the accused person belonged