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The statement u/s.133A is by itself of no evidentiary value, and ...

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November 21, 2013

The statement u/s.133A is by itself of no evidentiary value, and it is validity, if so, would only be with reference thereto, i.e., to the extent it explains or corroborates and/or supports the material/evidence found - AT

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