Question
Admissions are:
Solution
Admissions will be proved against the person making it and not in his favour. Therefore the general rule is that admissions are self-harming statements that is one cannot prove a statement in his favour. But section 21 incorporates exception,to this principle and recognizes self-serving statements also as admissions.
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