Law · Indian Evidence Act, 1872
If the maker of a dying declaration survives, his statement can be used under the Indian Evidence Act, 1872: I) As substantive evidence II) To corroborate the testimony of the maker if examined III) To contradict the testimony of the maker if examined IV) Cannot be used at all
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II and III
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