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Admission vs Confession Explained | B.S.A. Section 15

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What is the difference between an admission and a confession? B.S.A. Section 15 defines an admission as an oral, documentary or electronic statement suggesting an inference about a fact in issue or a relevant fact, subject to the statutory rules. A confession is a narrower concept concerning acknowledgment of an offence. Every admission is not a confession. Learn this key evidence-law distinction in simple English. Tap the related video for the full evidence law lecture. For notes, visit https://www.thelaweasy.com Useful for LL.B., UGC NET Law, CLAT PG and judiciary revision. #BSA #AdmissionVsConfession #EvidenceLaw

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