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1. blog.ipleaders.in › witnesses-under-the-indianWitnesses under the Indian Evidence Act - iPleaders

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   Mar 24, 2020 · Eye witness – Any person who helps the court by describing the acts committed on the crime scene with complete authenticity as it was present there and has first hand information. Expert witness – Any person who has the professional, educational or judicial expertise on the matter beyond any average individual, and the court can rely on its ...

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   Mar 18, 2024 · Witness is a person who witnesses any act or series of acts or a scene taking place. A witness may be any person who has the ability to perceive a fact through his senses. A competent witness may perceive any act from his eyes or ears or smell or sensation or touch or any other reasonable mode.

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   A witness may be a partisan or interested witness, i.e., a witness who is in a near relation with the victim of crime or is concerned with conviction of the accused person. Even his testimony is relevant, though, stricter scrutiny is required while adjudging the credence of such a victim.

4. thefactfactor.com › competency-of-witness › 20274Competency of Witness (Ss. 118-121 and 133 IEA) - The Fact Factor

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   Dec 16, 2022 · A witness (Testis) is a person who gives evidence before any court. As per Bentham, witnesses are the eyes and ears of justice. Witnesses can be the person who gives valuable input for the case. It is through witnesses and documents that evidence is placed before the court.

5. lawtimesjournal.in › who-are-witnesses-and-whatWho are Witnesses and what are their Rights? - Law Times Journal

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   Dec 11, 2019 · There are three types of witnesses: eyes witnesses, character witnesses and expert witnesses. 1. Eye witnesses are witnesses who base their testimony on what they saw of the incident and their testimony consists of the facts of the incident rather than their inferences from what they saw.

6. indiankanoon.org › doc › 27411205Reliable Evidence. The High Court ... vs . State Of on 20 ...

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   The prosecution does not require number of eye witnesses to prove its case beyond reasonable doubt. Even if there is one eye witness and his testimony is up to the mark, the conviction can be based upon the same. In Namdeo V State of Maharashtra, (2007) 14 SCC 150, the Supreme Court held as under:- In the leading case of Shivaji Sahebrao Bobade v.

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   Who is an eye witness in a criminal case?

   • An eye witness may be any person, like a stranger, relative, or any other person. From the perspective of evidence, an eyewitness is an important evidence in solving a case. It is generally said that anything can betray but not the eyes. For example, A is a shopkeeper and sits in his shop till 12 midnight.

   Witness and Types of Witness Under Indian Evidence Act - WritingLaw

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   Are witnesses the eyes and ears of Justice?

   • Bentham said: “witnesses are the eyes and ears of justice”. When the witnesses are not able to depose correctly in the court of law, it results in low rate of conviction and many times even hardened criminals escape the conviction. It shakes public confidence in the criminal justice delivery system.

   J U D G M E N T - SUPREME COURT OF INDIA

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   Who is a witness in a court case?

   • Witnesses can be the person who gives valuable input for the case. It is through witnesses and documents that evidence is placed before the court. So, the law has to be very clear with regards to certain issues like who are a competent witness and how can the credibility of the witness be tested.

   Competency of Witness (Ss. 118-121 and 133 IEA) - The Fact Factor

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   What are the types of witnesses under IEA?

   • Kinds of Witnesses Under IEA: Under the Act witness can be divided mainly into two categories, viz. (a) Eyewitness; and (b) Circumstantial Witness. An eyewitness is a person who witnesses the act, fact or transaction and testifies to it. An eyewitness must be competent to appear and testify in court.

   Kinds of Witnesses under the Indian Evidence act, 1872

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   Dec 24, 2022 · A witness who is a natural one and is the only possible eye-witness in the circumstances of a case cannot be said to be interested. The evidence of a witness cannot reject merely because it was an interested witness.