Explanation

Confession  made before police  is not admissible  in court

Article 39 addresses confession by an accused while in police custody.

Explanation

Male police officer can not  search woman in any case

Section 52 Cr.P.C. provides the rule concerning search of women.

Explanation

A voluntary acknowledgement made by party of existence of truth of certain facts which are  inconsistent with his claims in an action 

Admission of a person  can  be  proved  by corroboration  of evidence 

Admission is weak type of evidence 

Explanation

Section  37 of QSO 1984 deals with confession 

Article 41 states that if the Court believes the inducement, threat, or promise has been fully removed, the confession regains validity.

Such a confession then becomes relevant and admissible as evidence.

Explanation

Inherent powers only exerciseable by High Court only 

For civil matters, Section 151 of the Civil Procedure Code (CPC)  preserves the inherent powers of civil courts,

whereas criminal inherent powers are restricted specifically to the High Court

Explanation

Death sentence means hang till death

If death  sentence is passed by session  Court.

It must  be sent to High Court for confirmation  

Explanation

Confession  on behalf of another  person is not admissible 

A retracted confession is approached with caution and ordinarily requires

corroboration before being safely relied upon.

Explanation

Private person not includes in public servants 

Section 21 contains the statutory definition of public servant.

Explanation

Statement of witnesses  recorded by police officer is not  signed 

Statements of persons acquainted with the facts of a case may be recorded during investigation.

Explanation

Under section 342 of CrPC  is called  statement of accused

Section 342 allows the Court to question the accused to explain circumstances

appearing in evidence.