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Section 16 of the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993 deals with:

Section 16 of the Protection of Human Rights Act requires a "reasonable opportunity of being heard" and producing defence evidence where a person’s conduct is inquired into…

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Section 16 of the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993 deals with:

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Section 16 of the Protection of Human Rights Act requires a "reasonable opportunity of being heard" and producing defence evidence where a person’s conduct is inquired into or reputation is likely to be prejudiced. Its proviso excepts impeachment of a witness’s credit; interim relief and agency investigation are separately covered by Sections 18(c) and 14.

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