Admission to be relevant
Verified Answer
A. Must be made to party and to a stranger
B. It is immaterial as to whom admission is made & an admission made to a stranger is relevant
C. It is immaterial to whom the admission is made but must be made to some one intimately connected & not a stranger
D. Must be made to party concerned & not to a stranger
Explanation:
Under the Indian Evidence Act, an admission (Sections 17-23) is a statement that suggests an inference as to any fact in issue or relevant fact. The Act does not specify that an admission must be made to a particular person; an admission made to a stranger is also relevant, provided it meets other criteria.