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BSA 2023 Evidence Act - Part 2 Relevancy of Facts | Exam Important Topics | Malayalam | Lawxygen

Welcome back to Lawxygen! In this second part of our deep dive into the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023, we move into one of the most vital chapters for any legal practitioner or student: The Relevancy of Facts. Replacing the old Indian Evidence Act, this session explains which facts the court will actually listen to and which it will ignore. We break down complex legal logic into simple Malayalam to ensure you never forget these concepts. 📌 Topics Covered in This Video: Understanding Relevancy: What makes a fact "relevant" under the new law? Logical vs. Legal Relevancy: Why every logically relevant fact isn't necessarily admissible in court. Res Gestae (Section 4): Facts forming part of the same transaction—explained with real-world examples. Motive, Preparation & Conduct (Section 6): How the behavior of an accused before and after a crime becomes evidence. Facts Necessary to Explain or Introduce (Section 7): The role of Test Identification Parades (TIP) and explanatory facts. Alibi (Section 9): The "Plea of Alibi"—how to prove the accused was elsewhere when the crime occurred. 💡 Why Watch This Session? Comparison with IEA: We map the old Section numbers (IEA 1872) to the new BSA 2023 sections so you don't get confused. Exam-Focused: Crucial for Kerala Judiciary, APP, and LLB semester exams. Malayalam Explanation: No more struggling with heavy English legal jargon; we explain the "logic of law" in your mother tongue. 📢 Stay Connected If you found this video helpful, please Like, Share, and Subscribe to Lawxygen for the upcoming Part 3! Subscribe here:    / @lawxygenlearning   LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/lawxygenlearning Instagram: instagram.com/lawxygenlearning ⚠️ Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. #BSA2023 #RelevancyOfFacts #Lawxygen #MalayalamLawClass #BharatiyaSakshyaAdhiniyam #JudiciaryExam #KeralaLaw #LegalEducation #ResGestae #Alibi #NewCriminalLaws2023 #LLB #APPExam