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What is the evidentiary value of the confession of a co-accused implicating himself as well as his other non-confessing co-accused?

A. Such a confession is relevant against all the co-accused

B. It shall not be relevant against non-confessing co-accused

C. Such a confession amounts to proof of guilt of all the co-accused

D. If the confessing co-accused is acquitted of the main offence his confession shall cease to be admissible

Answer: Option A


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