Section 99: Objection of incompetent evidence
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99. Objection of incompetent evidence
(1) No objection to a conviction shall be allowed or taken on the ground
that incompetent or improper evidence has been admitted, unless the admission of such evidence was objected to before the Magistrate or Intermediate
Court.
(2) No conviction shall be quashed on the ground that such evidence has
been admitted if the Supreme Court is satisfied that there was before such
Magistrate or Intermediate Court sufficient evidence to support the conviction exclusively of the evidence objected to.
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Questions this section answers
- Can my conviction be quashed just because some improper evidence was admitted, if I didn't object at trial?