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Showing posts with label ossification test. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ossification test. Show all posts
Friday, 6 October 2023

Under which circumstances the court can held that victim was minor even though no ossification test was conducted?

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  There was no ossification test conducted in this case, however, this question would come when the girl is on the border line. When there i...

Whether the court can rely on identification of accused by victim even if she has not stated name of accused in her statement U/S 164 of CRPC?

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The identification of the accused is the important point raised on behalf of the accused, however, only a stray suggestion or question was a...
Tuesday, 12 October 2021

How to appreciate evidence of bone ossification test and margin of error principle?

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  It is an admitted position that the Medical Board did not examine the prosecutrix personally for ascertaining her age and Board has based ...

HP HC: Margin of error in age ascertained by ossification test can be plus 3 years

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Further, the ossification test shows that the age of the prosecutrix was 15½ years at the time of the incidence, so applying the principle o...
Sunday, 28 February 2021

Whether court can declare accused juvenile if his ossification test was conducted when he was aged 40-55 years?

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As per the Scheme of the Act, when it is obvious to the Committee   or the Board, based on the appearance of the person, that the said  pers...
Thursday, 1 December 2016

Whether ossification test can be treated as conclusive for determining age of juvenile?

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At page 31 of Modi’s Text Book of Medical Jurisprudence and Toxicology, 20th Edn., it has been stated as follows: “In ascertaining the ...