Section 9 of IEA : Section 9: Facts Necessary To Explain Or Introduce Relevant Facts
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where a person, Mr. X, is on trial for the murder of Mr. Y. The prosecution claims that Mr. X had a motive due to a long-standing rivalry. The defense argues that Mr. X was at a family gathering at the time of the murder.
To apply Section 9 of The Indian Evidence Act, the prosecution may introduce evidence of previous altercations between Mr. X and Mr. Y to establish the motive, which is a relevant fact to explain the fact in issue, i....
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