In State of Uttar Pradesh v. Chhoteylal (2011), how did the Supreme Court assess minor discrepancies in…
Paragraph 23 considered the complainant's account as a whole and found that minor discrepancies did not undermine consistency on material points.
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In State of Uttar Pradesh v. Chhoteylal (2011), how did the Supreme Court assess minor discrepancies in the complainant's testimony?
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Paragraph 23 considered the complainant's account as a whole and found that minor discrepancies did not undermine consistency on material points.
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Option A
The Court looked at the nature and significance of the discrepancies.
Option B
The Court considered the minor discrepancies in the context of the account and found it consistent on material points.
Option C
The judgment does not impose an inflexible corroboration requirement.
Option D
The Court assessed the substance and reliability of the account.
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