Indian Evidence Act

What is evidence, how it is dealt or how it is understood or appreciated is a very important issue in any country or society. Out Evidence Act provides the very definitions of what is evidence. The admissibility and relevancy of evidence are the most precious factors in dealing with evidence. The Indian Evidence Act, 1872 has three Parts and Eleven chapters. This app provides various chapters of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 which are as follows: PART I: RELEVANCY OF FACTS: CHAPTER I: PRELIMINARY

CHAPTER II.- OF THE RELEVANCY OF FACTS

CHAPTER II.- ADMISSIONS ETC.

PART II: ON PROOF: CHAPTER III: FACTS WHICH NEED NOT BE PROVED

CHAPTER IV: OF ORAL EVIDENCE

CHAPTER V: OF DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE

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 OR REJECTION OF EVIDENCE

The details of the provisions are given under various chapters in the application. This is the first version of the App and some typo error or other unintentional errors might have occurred which can be taken care off in the subsequent version.

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