Recording evidence

A trial Judge has immense responsibility to record the evidence in the prescribed manner in Section 309 of the CrPC

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A trial Judge has immense responsibility to record the evidence in the prescribed manner in Section 309 of the CrPC

In the case of Ajay Singh and Anr. and Etc. v. State of Chattisgarh and Anr. [Criminal Appeal Nos. 32-33 of 2017], it was observed that “a trial Judge should remember that he has immense responsibility as he has a lawful duty...

A trial Judge has immense responsibility to record the evidence in the prescribed manner in Section 309 of the CrPC

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