Question
A is accused of a crime_________. The fact that, soon after the commission of the crime, A absconded from his house, is relevant under Section
Solution
Section 8 of the Evidence Act provides that the acts of preparation are relevant. Any fact that shows that the preparation was being made for fact in issue or for any relevant fact, is relevant. Once an offence has been committed, evidence in support of preparation produced becomes very important.
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