Evidence Act 1872 Section 24 The circumstances under which a confession has been committed is irrelevant to Section 24 of the Evidence Act, 1872, if the accused declares the confession of the accused as irrelevant in the criminal proceedings, if such confession is a crime. Threatening, threatening or promising, they are referential. In the court's view, by accusing, authorizing, and advancing a sufficient person against the accused person, it gives the accused the ability to understand that making it will benefit him or avoid any evil of the worldly nature. ? Reference to action against it
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