BSA : UNIT 2 : RELEVANCY OF FACTS

  Que: What do you mean by relevant fact?, What is the difference between Relevant fact and Fact in Issue? List the major sections that deals with relevancy of facts and so on.. Introduction A s an advocate, while arguing in a matter in front of court, it is important to argue or give evidence for the matter which is relevant to the fact is issue. Such relevant facts must be legally relevant and not logically relevant. This means that whatever evidences we are giving to the court must fall under any of the provision mentioned in Bhartiya Sakshya Adhiyam 2023. Chapter II of Bhartiya Sakshya Adhiyam from section 3 to 50 deals with relevancy of facts. Thus, for our arguments to made admissible in the court of law, such argument should comply with any one or more sections from 3 to 50. This is because section 3 of Bhartiya Sakshya Adhiniyam clearly mentions that evidence can be given for fact in issue and relevant fact only.  There is no major change in the new evidence law that...
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