Confession must be ndash ........

Indian Evidence Act (IEA) 1872 Admission and Rejection of Evidence

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Confession must be –

Taken as a whole or rejected as a whole

Partially accepted or partially rejected

Completely accepted or partially rejected

Partially accepted or completely rejected

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Explanation:

in the case Nishi Kant Jha v State of Bihar the Supreme Court pointed out that there was nothing wrong or relying on a part of the confessional statement and rejecting the rest, and for this purpose, the Court drew support from English authorities. When there is enough evidence to reject the exculpatory part of the accused person’s statements, the Court may rely on the inculpatory part.