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Ishaan   16 March 2021

Dying declaration

What are the essentials of dying declaration as per Indian law and when is it admissible?



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A dying declaration under Indian law is a statement made by a person who has since died, concerning the cause of their death. For it to be admissible in court, the declarant must be deceased, and the statement must relate to the cause of death. It can be made to anyone and in any form, but crucially, it must be free from any external influence or pressure to be admitted as evidence.

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Hemant Agarwal (ha21@rediffmail.com Mumbai : 9820174108)     17 March 2021

Depending on various parameters, Dying Declaration can be admissible ONLY after his Death, with the permission or discretion of Court.

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vivek Bangrawa   17 March 2021

essentials:
1. Death of person.
2. DD regarding cause of death.
3. Can be before any person & in any form.

Admissibility:
Shall be admitted if free from any influence.

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