Evidence Act Section 22 = BSA Section 20
When Oral Admissions as to Contents of Documents Are Relevant
जब दस्तावेज़ों की अंतर्वस्तु के बारे में मौखिक स्वीकृतियाँ सुसंगत हों
Overview
Side-by-Side Comparison
| Aspect | Evidence Act (Old) | BSA (New) |
|---|---|---|
| Section Number | Section 22 | Section 20 |
| Title | When Oral Admissions as to Contents of Documents Are Relevant | When Oral Admissions as to Contents of Documents Are Relevant |
| Punishment | N/A (Evidence Law) | N/A (Evidence Law) |
| Cognizable | No — Warrant required for arrest | |
| Bailable | Yes — Bail is a matter of right | |
| Compoundable | No — Cannot be compounded/settled | |
| Triable By | N/A (Evidence Law) | |
Key Changes
- Section number changed from Evidence Act 22 to BSA 20
- BSA modernizes the evidence framework with updated terminology
- Core evidentiary principles remain substantially the same
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the BSA equivalent of Evidence Act Section 22?
Evidence Act Section 22 (When Oral Admissions as to Contents of Documents Are Relevant) is now BSA Section 20 under the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam 2023, effective from July 1, 2024.
Has Evidence Act Section 22 changed under BSA?
The core provision remains substantially the same under BSA Section 20. The BSA reorganizes the evidence law with updated language and some refinements.
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