Statute
- 161
- 162
- 164 CrPC
- Statement required to be recorded by a judicial magistrate under that particular section in due discharge of his judicial functions
- as such the act of recording the statement was judicial act which was performed by a public servant while discharging judicial functions
- Document is relevant u/s Section 35 of IEA and also Section 72 of IEA ( assumes the character of being public document )
Important Points
- 164 CrPC
- Statement u/s 164 CrPC could not strictu sensu be said to be mere statement during investigation which could be treated a part of teh case diary
- It could never be put at part with a statement u/s 161 crPC and and as such it could never be said to be part of case diary
145 CrPC - Compliance with 161 CrPC
Taslidar Singh
AIR 1959 SC 1012
Sensitive and sentimental women - sprit of revange
Sharat B AIR 1984 SC 1622
Women have uncanny abitiy of women
AIR 1983 SC 446
Case Law
- Bashiruddin Vs Emperor AIR 1932 Allahabad 327
- Statements u/s 164 CrPC was public record and that was bound to be supplied to the accused on admissible cost if he had applied for it.
- An accused is undoubtedly entitled to inspect statements of prosecution witness recorded u/s 164 CrPC
- Such statements can be used by the prosecution for corroborating the witness.
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