Assigning Mark/Exhibit To Document In Criminal Trial Is A Ministerial Function, Immaterial During Recording Evidence: Rajasthan High Court

The Rajasthan High Court ruled on the admissibility of exhibits and documents in court proceedings. The court emphasized that exhibits should be properly assigned and marked, and documents must be evaluated based on their relevance and credibility. The judgment clarified that improperly marked exhibits or documents without proper verification may not be admissible as evidence. This decision underscores the importance of due diligence in the legal process, where documentary evidence plays a crucial role. The court also discussed procedural nuances in handling evidence, particularly focusing on the integrity of the judicial process when it comes to admissibility criteria.