Indian Evidence Act 1872 | Class-02| Judiciary Exam | Section-32 Evidence Law | By Nitesh Sir |ALEC

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What a great lecture thank you so much Sir ❤. Aap crash course itna acha padate hai toh foundation course may toh jawaab hi nai hoga...

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Thank You Sir 🙏... Please correct me if I am wrong, but in the illustration you gave to differentiate between cause and motive, you meant that the fight is a cause behind the motive (which itself is a relevant fact); right ? Because cause of murder (death - fact in issue), would be something like poison/strangulation, etc. So fight is what fuelled motive, and so it's relevant as being the cause of a relevant fact... It shows probable motive...

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