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'A' an accused makes a confession to Superintendent of Police (S.P.). In this case the confession made…

A Superintendent of Police is a police officer, so a confession made to him is "Not admissible in evidence against 'A'" under s.23(1) BSA (formerly s.25 of the Indian…

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'A' an accused makes a confession to Superintendent of Police (S.P.). In this case the confession made by 'A' is:

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A Superintendent of Police is a police officer, so a confession made to him is "Not admissible in evidence against 'A'" under s.23(1) BSA (formerly s.25 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872).

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