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Indian Evidence Act .
Confessional statements are made by the conspirators after they were arrested, implicating other co-accused as co-conspirators. As regards admissibility of the statement which one of the following is correct?
About six months before he was murdered the deceased wrote a letter to S. P., Jabalpur asking for protection and stating that he apprehended injury from 'A' and was in fear of his life. The letter is admissible under Section-
A' sues 'B' for a land of 'which 'B' is . in possession, and which, as 'A' asserts, was left to 'A' by the will of 'C', B's father. If no evidence were given on either side, 'B' would be entitled to retain his possession. Therefore the burden of proof is on
