Pages

▼
Showing posts with label S 112 of Evidence act. Show all posts
Showing posts with label S 112 of Evidence act. Show all posts
Tuesday, 7 March 2023

Whether the court can direct DNA test in Criminal case U/S 498A of IPC?

›
  iii. In Inayath Ali v. State of Telangana, MANU/SC/1538/2022, the question before this Court was whether a DNA test of two minor children ...

What is the test of eminent need?

›
  ii. In Bhabani Prasad Jena, this Court emphasised that a direction to use DNA profiling technology to determine the paternity of a child, ...

Whether the court can order DNA test of child to prove adultery of wife?

›
  Use of DNA profiling technology as a means to prove adultery: 11. With the advancement of science, DNA profiling technology which is a too...

Supreme Court: Children's Right Not To Have Their Legitimacy Questioned Frivolously is Part Of Their Privacy Right

›
 The first factor, which, in our opinion, is of significance, is that in the judgment under appeal, blood sampling of the children was direc...
Sunday, 16 August 2020

Kerala HC: The modern concept of access and non-access for drawing presumption of legitimacy of the child as per S 112 of Evidence Act

›
When can it be said that the child was begotten? It is certainly not the date of marriage. It is certainly not the date of delivery. It...

Kerala HC: Court can not draw presumption of legitimacy of a child under Sec. 112 of Evidence Act unless the marriage of his parents is declared valid

›
It is fundamental and axiomatic that valid marriage must be proved before the presumption under Sec. 112 can be invoked. Proof of valid...
Sunday, 3 March 2019

Leading judgment of Supreme court on appreciation of DNA evidence

›
We may remember that Section 112 of the Evidence Act was enacted at a time when the modern scientific advancement and DNA test were not ev...
Thursday, 19 February 2015

Supreme Court: DNA test should not be directed in routine course to ascertain adultery of wife

›
Deciding the issue of proving infidelity of a spouse, the bench of J.S. Khehar and R.K. Agrawal, JJ held that DNA test can be conduct...