Section 9 of BSA : Section 9: When facts not otherwise relevant become relevant.

Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Scenario: A theft occurred in a jewelry store in Mumbai on the night of January 15th. The police suspect Mr. Rajesh of committing the theft.

Application of Section 9:

• Fact in Issue: Whether Mr. Rajesh committed the theft.
• Relevant Fact: Mr. Rajesh's location on the night of January 15th.

Illustration:

• Mr. Rajesh claims he was attending a wedding in Delhi on January 15th. The fact that Mr. Rajesh was in Delhi on the night of the theft is relevant because it makes it highly improbable that he could have committed the theft in Mumbai.
• Additionally, if there is evidence showing that Mr. Rajesh was seen at the wedding in Delhi around the time of the theft, this fact becomes relevant as it further supports his alibi and makes it high...

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