Section 4 of IEA : Section 4: May Presume Shall Presumeconclusive Proof
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a situation where a person, Raj, is accused of theft and his fingerprints are found at the crime scene. Under the Indian Evidence Act, the court may presume that Raj's presence at the crime scene implies his involvement in the crime. However, Raj presents an alibi with evidence that he was in a different city at the time of the theft. The court is now open to considering this evidence and may require further proof before convicting Raj.
In another case, if a negot...
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