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learned counsel for the
appellant, the hearsay rule on appreciation of
evidence cannot be made applicable while
determining the question ... learned counsel
for the respondent No. 2, hearsay evidence remains
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hearsay and the said rule has to be applied
Supreme Court of India
falls in the
category of what is commonly called hearsay evidence. This section
further specifically provides that whenever an opinion ... unreasonable. Such a statement is in the nature of hearsay evidence but
whatever weight may be attached to it ultimately
Punjab-Haryana High Court
overruled by the Enquiry Officer
holding that even hearsay evidence was permissible. Finally, the
management examined only two witnesses ... Enquiry Officer which is solely based
upon the hearsay evidence i.e. the confessional statements of the
co-accused
Bombay High Court
entire charge apart from being vague is based on
hearsay evidence.
c) The evidence of Prem Narain is not acceptable ... Charges are vague.
(b) They are based on hearsay evidences only,
(c) Ex. P2 is not a part of evidence
Central Administrative Tribunal - Jabalpur
evidence as contained in the Evidence Act."
3. Hearsay evidence may suffer from the following infirmities noticed
by Phipson ... courts of law.
in India too, exclusion of hearsay evidence has never been an
absolute rule. There have always been
Punjab-Haryana High Court
which falls for consideration in this case is
whether hearsay evidence is admissible in a departmental enquiry to
bring home ... charges against the delinquent.
18. The concept of hearsay evidence is better known than understood. In
my view the concept
Patna High Court
entire charge apart from being vague is based on
hearsay evidence.
c) The evidence of Prem Narain is not acceptable ... Charges are vague.
(b) They are based on hearsay evidences only,
(c) Ex. P2 is not a part of evidence
Central Administrative Tribunal - Allahabad
counsel for the petitioner has submitted that this is
hearsay evidence and it is not admissible at the trial ... circumstantial evidence, corroborative evidence,
derivative evidence, direct evidence, documentary evidence,
hearsay evidence, indirect evidence, oral evidence, original
evidence, presumptive evidence
Punjab-Haryana High Court
falsely implicated only on the basis of some hearsay
evidence. Therefore, the disciplinary authority as well as appellate
authority erred ... shared the booty with them. Therefore,
even on mere hearsay evidence, the petitioner could be removed from
service. Thus
Andhra High Court
that holding the petitioner guilty
on the basis of hearsay evidence of Shri Virendra Singh is unsustainable
and on this ... principle with regard to consideration of
hearsay evidence and the judgment of the Supreme Court in the case of
Sukhar
Madhya Pradesh High Court
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