National Insurance Company v. Naveen Kumar Khati and Ors.
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"7. One of the settled principles of the law of evidence is that the first version of an incident contains the kernel of truth. For, it is the tendency of human beings to speak the truth immediately . Subsequently, after the deliberations, the facts can be changed, the story can be embroidered and a fictional version can be created. Thus, while appreciating the evidence , the court considered the initial statement as containing the substratum of truth. in case there is a change in the factual foundation of the case , the court should be put on alert and should scrutinise the evidence meticulously so as to separate ' the wheat from the sheff .I1
Case details
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- Court
- Rajasthan HC
- Decided on
- · September
- Registered
- Case no.
- CMA/2538/2016
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