Can Words Shouted During a Crime Be Evidence?

Words uttered spontaneously during the commission of an offence can be admitted as evidence under the doctrine of res gestae. Section 4 of the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam (BSA) allows witnesses to testify about statements forming part of the same transaction. However, statements prepared or recounted much later do not qualify for this exception. In this video you will learn: • Understand the doctrine of res gestae under Section 4 of the BSA. • Learn when statements made during an incident form part of the same transaction. • Distinguish between spontaneous remarks and subsequent prepared narrations. Statutory provisions discussed: • Section 4, BSA Useful for: LL.B. (3-year and 5-year integrated) and Judiciary aspirants. Free notes, quizzes & more: https://www.thelaweasy.com #Shorts #ResGestae #LawOfEvidence #BSA #LawEasy