Admission Part V | Section 21 of Indian Evidence Act, 1872 | Lectures on Law of Evidence Part 18.

Admission Part V | Section 21 of Indian Evidence Act, 1872 | Lectures on Law of Evidence Part 18.
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[@madhuyadav9125]

Nice video sir easily understood the concept now ✨

[@dilipsalve2270]

nice

[@judiciarymains]

जानदार, जबरदस्त जिंदाबाद

[@legalnexus3561]

It is a very helpful lecture sir, sir thanks allot for your efford , your every lacture are much helpful 🙏🙏🌹

[@Basiclaw-india]

Video is very nice and helpful. Plz add examples also .

[@vidhudeswal7681]

Thankyou sir ji good lecture

[@theist9783]

I must say this section wasn't easy until you made it 👍

[@shubhangisharma5227]

thank you sir. you make very good videos.

[@archanagosavi3362]

खूप छान lecture आहे सर👍👌👌

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Thanks you sir

[@rabimohapatra7749]

I salute you sir

[@vijayakumarpoovar8890]

Good lecture.

[@praveenmishra5351]

Great sir

[@osmanmohammed2320]

Azaan k baad padaiye

[@shikharanand1]

How can it be proved by a person if the person making it is dead. The person is clearly not dead.

[@WaseemKhanlaw]

If the person making statement dead it will be relevant u/s 32 but in section 21 the statement which is made in ordinary course of business or routine work it can be proved even if it goes in favour of person who makes that statement. If the person makes the statement in ordinary course of business and after making that statement if he dies it will be relevant under section 32 and if he survives it will be relevant under section 21.

[@anandmali6265]

Thank u sir