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Indian Evidence Act Extra Judicial confession means a confession made

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Indian Evidence Act: Extra Judicial confession means a confession made?

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Correct Answer: Option D
The correct answer is Option D: Both before Doctor and before Friend.

In the context of the Indian Evidence Act, an extra-judicial confession refers to a confession made outside the court or not in the presence of a judicial magistrate. It can be made before a doctor or a friend. The term "extra-judicial" means outside the official legal proceedings or outside the court.

Therefore, the correct answer is Option D: Both before Doctor and before Friend.
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Adarsh “Badsha” 3 years ago
Option D is correct
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