Samir N (General Queries) (Business) 01 February 2022
Is evidence of cutting a tree obtained through criminal trespass admissible in a Court where the complainant alleges that I have cut a few trees? In reality they were bushes (dia of bark was less than 5 cm) and I can prove the same. But if the evidence presented shows that the complainant had entered my property to take pictures, what remedy do I have against him and in my defense of tree-cutting allegations? Can the evidence be excluded?
Rama chary Rachakonda (Secunderabad/Telangana state Highcourt practice watsapp no.9989324294 ) 01 February 2022
The trees which can no longer be cut without permission even on private land include mango, neem, sal, mahua, beeja sal, peepal, banyan, goolar, pakad, arjun, palash, bel, chiraunji, khirni, kaitha, tamarind, jamun, asna, kusum, reetha, bhilawa, toon, salai, haldu, bakli, khair, sheesham and sagaon.
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