Any witness, who made any statement on previous occasion before any court and if such statement is relevant in subsequent trial, they may be given in evidence under the Section 17 of Evidence Act 2031.
As per the Section 33 of Evidence Act 1872 of India has made similar provision but it has made additional requirement that in order to be admissible of such statement such witness must be subjected to cross-examination on previous litigation.
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