Supreme Court of India
Rameshwar v. The State of Rajasthan.
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Indian Penal Code (XLV of 18@0), s. 376-Indian Evidence Act (I of 1872), s. 114(b) 118, 133, 157-Indian Oaths Act (X of 1873), ss. 5, 6, 13-Rape on young girl-Necessity of corroboration of girl's testimony-Statement made to mother-Whether sufficient corroboration-Rule as to corroboration-Nature and extent of corroboration necessary-Admissibility of statement made "at or about!' the time of occurrence-Admissibility of evidence of child under 12 years. An omission to administer an oath, even to an adult, goes only to the credibility of the witness and not his competency; so a1so an omission of
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