Law On Documentary Evidence (With Comparative Study of Relevant Foreign Laws)

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Description
Law on Documentary Evidence is a section wise commentary on the subject of Documentary Evidence and covers inter alia the relevant
provisions of Indian Evidence Act, 1872. The book exhaustively covers all the relevant case-law as also the legislative amendments brought about in the Act, from time to time, making the book a unique and useful guide for the readers. The commentary is divided into different chapters covering the sections in seriatim following the sequence in the Act which makes readers' search for information on the subject, quick, easy and untroublesome. The book shall be of great help to law students, teachers, lawyers, judges, court staff, law libraries, law universities etal.
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Contents
PART  I
1. Historical Background
2. How Much of a Statement is to be Proved
3. Judgments of Courts of Justice, When Relevant
4. Opinions of Third Person When Relevant
5. Character when Relevant
PART II
6. Facts Which Need Not be Proved
7. of Oral Evidence
8. Of Documentary Evidence
9. Public and Private Documents
10. Presumption as to Documents
Subject Index
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Author Details
Y P Bhagat graduated in law in the year 1968 and thereafter started his law practice. He joined the state judicial services in the year 1975. After retiring from the services, he resumed legal practice and shifted to Delhi. He also joined as a Legal Consultant in NAFED, a Public Sector Undertaking of the Government of India.
Y P Bhagat has authored many books on some of the most pertinent topics today. This includes, inter alia, Reformation in Judiciary, The Truth of Indian Judiciary, Civil Procedure Code, Civil Court Practice and Procedure, Law on Civil Appeals, Law of Confession in India and Abroad, Judgment and Dispensation of Justice, to name a few.
In all his works, Y P Bhagat has made an endeavor to break down complex questions of law. He has also discussed controversial issues and provided his opinion and explanations thus providing a platform for wider academic discourse.
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