Documentary Evidence: Primary Evidence and Secondary Evidence

Introduction Evidence law is considered a guide that helps the courts to reach out to a decision while examining a … More

Oral Evidence and Rule of Hearsay

Introduction Evidence is primarily divided into two types, One is documentary evidence and second is oral evidence. Oral Evidence is … More

Introduction In the era of technology and gadgets, recording of information has become a trend which has led to the … More

IF LAW IS A LANGUAGE, THEN JURISPRUDENCE IS ITS GRAMMAR INTRODUCTION Sealed cover jurisprudence refers to the practice of the … More

Introduction The law of Evidence is a system of rules for ascertaining controverted questions of fact in Judicial proceedings or … More

Evidence is one of the most important part of every trial. Evidence can be in the witness testimony, any relevant … More

Section 17, 18, 19 and 20 of Indian Evidence Act ,1872 taken together defines “admission”. Section 17 lays down those … More

The burden of proof means the obligation to prove a fact. The strict meaning of the term burden of proof … More

Section 63 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 says about secondary evidence. It includes many sections or types they … More

Oral evidence is the evidence which is confined to words spoken by mouth. Oral evidence, if worthy of credit, is … More

The word ‘hearsay’ is used in various senses. Sometimes it means whatever a person is heard to say; sometimes it … More

Nemo Moriturus Praesunitur Mentire- This principle states that, a man after death will not be able to encounter his maker … More

Evidence means testimony whether oral or documentary or real which may be legally received in order to prove or disprove … More

LAW OF EVIDENCE “The way that an assessment has been generally held is no proof whatever that it isn’t completely … More

INTRODUCTIONThe proposed amendments to the Competition Act, 2002 were released by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). For the purpose … More

INTRODUCTIONThe Imperial Legislative Council of India passed the Indian Evidence Act in 1872, during the British Raj, and it contains … More

Law in laymen’s understanding is specific and defined by a rule book, leaving no scope presumptions or discretion. Oxford Advanced … More

Under Section 45,[1] Expert opinion is a kind of evidence which is based on the special skill or “knowledge” of an … More

According to Section 123 in the Indian Evidence Act, no one shall be permitted to give any evidence derived from … More

In civil litigation, the burden of proof of the parties refers to the fact that the parties need to produce … More