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Confession made by an accused to a police officer is admissible under Indian Evidence Act under
S.25
S.26
S.27
S.28
- Section 25: Confession to police officers is generally not admissible. This is a safeguard against coercion.
- Section 26: Any confession made while in police custody is not admissible, unless made in the immediate presence of a Magistrate.
- Section 27: Allows for admissibility of information from a confession if it leads to discovery of a fact. This section creates an exception for information only relevant to facts discovered.
- Section 28: Relates to confessions made after inducement, threat, or promise and is focused on whether influence was removed.
Option:3 - S.27 deals with the admissibility of confessions leading to discovery of facts.
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