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One of the most important principles of the law of evidence is that "evidence is to be weighed and not…

BSA section 139 provides that no particular number of witnesses is required to prove any fact, embodying the principle that evidence is weighed and not counted.

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One of the most important principles of the law of evidence is that "evidence is to be weighed and not to be counted." This has been incorporated mainly under which Section of the BSA?

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BSA section 139 provides that no particular number of witnesses is required to prove any fact, embodying the principle that evidence is weighed and not counted.

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