Section 126 of IEA : Section 126: Professional Communications

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where a client, Mr. Sharma, approaches a lawyer, Ms. Gupta, to seek legal advice regarding a property dispute. During their private consultation, Mr. Sharma shares confidential financial information and the strategy he wants to employ to settle the dispute. According to Section 126 of The Indian Evidence Act, 1872, Ms. Gupta cannot disclose any of the details of this conversation to anyone else without Mr. Sharma's express consent.

However, if during their discussions Mr. Sh...

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