Kerala HC Refuses to Stay Circular Imposing Stricter Conditions for Driving Tests  ||  Delhi HC Directs Police Investigation Against Use of Oxytocin in Dairy Colonies  ||  All. HC Rejects PIL Seeking Release of Justice Rohini Commission Report on OBC Sub-Categorisation  ||  Orissa HC: Trespassers Must Accept Responsibility for Risk in Crossing Railway Tracks  ||  Cash-For-Jobs Scam: Calcutta High Court Denies Bail to Former WB Education Minister  ||  MP High Court: Unnatural Sex With Wife Not Rape as Absence of Woman's Consent Immaterial  ||  SC: Court Can Exempt Accused from Personal Appearance Before Grant of Bail  ||  2024 Elections: Supreme Court Directs Minimum 1/3rd Women's Reservation in Bar Association Posts  ||  Ori. HC: ‘Online RTI Portal’ Launched by Orissa High Court  ||  Del HC: In Delhi, Giving Monthly Pension of Rs.3000 to Building & Construction Workers is Very Small    

All. HC: No Illegality in Taking Written Statement of Witness Under Section 161 CrPC - (26 Dec 2022)

CRIMINAL

Allahabad High Court has held that if written statement has been submitted by the witness himself to the Investigating Officer and the IO assures its genuineness and same, if reduced in writing, shall be a statement duly recorded under Section 161 CrPC.

Tags : ALLAHABAD HIGH COURT   WRITTEN STATEMENT   SECTION 161 CRPC  

Share :        

Disclaimer | Copyright 2024 - All Rights Reserved