Dying deposition is more valuable in the eye of law than________________?
Correct answer: A. All of above
- A. All of above
- B. Any other statement
- C. The statement recorded before police
- D. Dying declaration
Explanation
A dying deposition is recorded on oath, usually before a Magistrate and in the accused’s presence, allowing questioning or cross-examination. This gives it greater evidentiary value than an ordinary dying declaration or a statement recorded by police.
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