Law of Evidence

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Description
1. Latest case laws, including the case of Mukesh Singh v. State (NCT of Delhi), (2020) 10 SCC 120, have been incorporated at appropriate places in the book.
2. Covers amendments carried out in the Evidence Act, 1872 through the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2018.
3. Includes two useful appendices. The first appendix discusses whether the Industrial Tribunal is bound by the rules of Evidence Act and the second appendix is devoted to Digital and Electronic Signatures.
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Contents
1.   Introduction  
2.   The Theory of Relevancy  
3.   Relevant Facts of Which Evidence May Be Given
4.   Facts of Which Evidence Need Not be Given  
5.   Facts of Which Evidence Cannot be Given 
6.   Burden of Proof  
7.   Witnesses  
8.   Documentary Evidence
9.   Exclusion of Oral by Documentary Evidence  
10.   Weight of Evidence 
11.   Power of an Appellate Court  
Appendices
I.    Industrial Tribunal and the Law of Evidence
II.    Digital Signature and Electronic Signature
Suggested Readings
Subject Index
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Author Details
Vepa p. Sarathi
Kumar Askand Pandey, PH D, Associate Professor, Dr RML National Law University, Lucknow
Abhinandan Malik, BA, LLB (HONS.) (NALSAR), LLM (UNIV. OF TORONTO)