Section 104 of IEA : Section 104: Burden of proving fact to be proved to make evidence admissible.

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Ravi is accused of theft and is on trial. Ravi's lawyer wants to introduce a statement made by Ravi's friend, Suresh, who witnessed the theft. However, Suresh has since passed away. According to Section 104 of The Indian Evidence Act 1872, Ravi's lawyer must first prove that Suresh is indeed deceased before the court can consider Suresh's statement as evidence. This is be...

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