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Duty on accused person who retracts his confessional statement

Effect of failure to retract a confessional statement at the earliest opportunity

Effect of retraction of a confessional statement

How an accused person can impeach his retracted statement

Legal effect of a retracted confessional statement

Meaning of retracted confessions

Procedure to be followed where a confessional statement is retracted/denied

Tests to be applied by the court before it can act on a retracted confessional statement

The principle that the court should look for other evidence where a confessional statement is retracted

Ways in which an accused may resile from a confessional statement

Whether an accused person can retract a confessional statement after its admission without objection from the defence

Whether an accused person who retracts his confessional statement must give reasons for his inconsistency

Whether a piece of evidence with doubtful background can corroborate a confessional statement which is being retracted

Whether a retracted confessional statement can ground a conviction

Whether a retracted confessional statement ceases to have probative value

Whether a retracted confessional statement is inadmissible

Whether a retraction of the punctuation marks in a confessional statement renders it inadmissible

Whether does not constitute a retraction

Whether the court will look for evidence outside the retracted confession of an accused before convicting him on same

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