Section 165: Questions tending to incriminate
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165. Questions tending to incriminate
(1) Nothing in this Sub-Part shall render any person (other than a bankrupt examined before any Court or Judge under any law relating to bankruptcy) compellable to answer any question the answer to which would tend
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to expose him to prosecution for an offence punishable by law, or shall render any person compellable to answer the question whether he has or has
not committed adultery.
(2) Where any person has stated voluntarily as a witness that he has or
has not committed adultery, he may be further examined or cross-examined
upon such statement.
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Questions this section answers
- Can I be forced to answer a question that would expose me to a criminal charge?
- Can I be forced to say whether I have committed adultery?