Section 122 in The Indian Evidence Act, 1872
122. Communications during marriage.
No person who is or has been married, shall be compelled to disclose
evidence, as laid down by the Evidence Act
and read into the statutory provisions by this Court.
Applicability of Section 122 of the Evidence ... very basis of Section 122 then the exceptions to these should also
flow only from Section 122 of the Evidence Act.
10.4 During the years
guilt or innocence." If the privilege under Section 102 of the Evidence Ordinance (our Section 122 ) related only to testimony of a spouse ... Court" in Section 122 and their
enactment in Section 129 appear to be significant Section 122 of the Evidence Art is of
general application
communication between the husband and wife was
inadmissible as evidence under Section 122 of the Evidence Act. The
Karnataka High Court in the case ... evidence by virtue of Section 122 of
the Indian Evidence Act. Section 122 of the Evidence Act reads as
follows:-
"122. Communication during marriage
judicial pronouncements dealing with the
scope of Section 14 of Family Courts Act and Section 122 of Evidence Act,
it is profitable to deal with ... taking into account ambit and scope of Section 14 of Family Courts Act.
Further, Section 122 of Evidence Act was also not cited before this
Evidence Act would make it clear that though Section 120 of the Evidence Act enables a spouse to tender evidence in a case against ... acts. The Courts have taken the view that before admitting evidence under Section 122 the party against whom it has to be given must
vouchsafe the same, besides being in the
teeth of Section 122 of the Evidence Act. No
reliance, whatsoever, can be placed on such ... limb of Section 122 pertains to the
component of compulsion in disclosing any
communication of the nature referred to in Section
122 by an unwilling
that
subsequently by taking note of the specific provisions of Section 122 of
Indian Evidence Act, the Hon'ble Supreme Court had settled ... privilege under Section 122 of the Act is
not granted, as in suits between a couple (an exception
provided for in Section 122 itself
Dr. M. Ismail Faruqui Etc, Mohd. Aslam, ... vs Union Of India And Others on 24
122 sent the skull and jaw bones to the Chemical Examiner and after receipt of the report P.W.122 gave her final report ... recorded his confessional statement and its admissible portion under Section 27 of the Evidence Act is marked as Ex. P.68. Later