Section 4 of TOA : Section 4: Oaths Or Affirmations To Be Made By Witnesses, Interpreter And Jurors
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where a theft has occurred and the case is now being heard in court. Three key individuals are involved in this case:
- A local shopkeeper who witnessed the theft. As a witness, the shopkeeper is required to take an oath or affirmation under Section 4(1)(i) of The Oaths Act, 1969, to truthfully testify about what he saw during the incident.
- An interpreter is needed because one of the witnesses speaks a different language. This interpreter will also take an oath or affirmation as per Section 4(1)(ii) to accurately ...
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