Section 18 of Evidence Act | Who can admit? | Law of Evidence | The Indian Evidence Act, 1872

[@SpreadPositivityKalpiWorld]

Nice explanation sir very helpful

[@midingtaloh9810]

Thank you sir for clearing my doubts.

[@basudebpadhi9925]

Very nice sir thanks for your efforts

[@siddhiartcraftvlogs4831]

Sir...u are amazing...u teach very well..like the way you explain in form of charts nd examples are outstanding.. I really appreciate your hard work 👍👍

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Thank you so much Shilpa Goel ☺️😊👍

[@archuganesh7583]

🙏🙏 thank you so much sir.....

[@lakshaysaini2391]

👍 keep it up

[@saumyapachauri4106]

Thanku so much sir

[@V7cuts]

Sir admissions can be made in criminal cases?? ...

[@gurapleaple1_]

Yes ofcourse...sir has mentioned it in 1st point of chart ...parties to proceedings he has mentioned both civil parties as well as criminal parties...so it clearly indicates that admission can be made in both cases☺️☺️

[@vaibhavteotia2894]

18(2) is not clear ... U didn't explain it fully. Read it once it has something that u forget to tell here.

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Sorry. Might have missed it

[@vaibhavteotia2894]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll no problem ..still it is helpful. Love from UP❤️

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Thank you ☺️👍