Indian Evidence Act, 1872

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Description
in this edition, all the decisions of the Supreme Court and important decisions of various High Courts on points or issues come across in varied subject-matters spread out in the Evidence Act have been incorporated. Evidence relating to electronic records and its admissibility as in secs. 65A and 65B have been exhaustively discussed with different case laws. Further headings and sub-headings have been added with a view to helping the reader to locate the topic of his choice quickly and conveniently with the help of the Synopsis and methodically prepared Subject  Index.
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Contents
PART I : RELEVANCY OF FACTS
Chapter I      Preliminary
Chapter II     Of the Relevancy of Facts
Admissions
Statements by Persons who cannot be called as Witnesses
Statements made under Special Circumstance
How much of a Statement  is to be proved
Judgments of Courts of Justice when relevant
Opinions of Third Persons when relevant
Character when relevant
PART II : ON PROOF
Chapter III   Facts which need not be proved
Chapter IV   Of oral evidence
Chapter V    Of documentary evidence
Public Documents
Presumption as to Documents
Chapter VI   Of the exclusion of oral by documentary evidence
PART III : PRODUCTION AND EFFECT OF EVIDENCE
Chapter VII   Of the Burden of Proof
Chapter VIII  Estoppel
Chapter IX    Of Witnesses
Chapter X     Of the Examination of Witnesses
Chapter XI    Of Improper Admission and Rejection of Evidence
Index
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Author Details
A. K. Nandi, M.A., LL.B
Former Judge, Calcutta High court
Author of Civil Ready Referencer, Code of Criminal Procedure, Code of Civil Procedure, Specific Relief Act, etc.
Co-author of Criminal Ready Referencer.
Sanghamitra Nandy, M.A., LL.V.,
Advocate , Calcutta High Court
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