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A section 27 control
section 24 of Evidence Act
section 25 of Evidence Act
section 26 of Evidence Act
all the above.
- Section 24 of the Evidence Act: Deals with confessions made due to inducement, threat, or promise and renders them inadmissible in court.
- Section 25 of the Evidence Act: Specifies that a confession to a police officer is not admissible in court.
- Section 26 of the Evidence Act: States that a confession made while in police custody is not admissible unless it's made in the presence of a magistrate.
- Section 27 of the Evidence Act: Provides a special provision where information leading to the discovery of evidence is admissible, even if it comes from a confession made in police custody.
Correct Answer: Option 4 - all the above.
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