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Indian Evidence Act

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Exclusion of Oral Evidence by Documentary Evidence: Ambiguity in Documents (Section 93 to 100)

INTRODUCTION The rule about admission or exclusion of extrinsic evidence has been laid down under section 93 to 98 of the Indian Evidence Act. Such exclusion or admission of extrinsic evidence...

  • 27 Nov, 2023

  • Indian Evidence Act

Difference between Primary and Secondary Evidence

Primary Secondary Primary Evidence is original document which is presented to the court for its inspection. Secondary Evidence is the...

  • 27 Nov, 2023

  • Indian Evidence Act

Documentary Evidence in Indian Evidence Act

The term ‘evidence’ owes its origin to the Latin terms ‘evident’ or ‘evidere’ that mean “to show clearly, to discover, to ascertain or to prove” Acco...

  • 27 Nov, 2023

  • Indian Evidence Act

Difference between Admission and Confession

Admission Confession If a statement is made by a party in civil proceeding it will be called as admission. If a statement made by a p...

  • 27 Nov, 2023

  • Indian Evidence Act

Concept of Confession under evidence Act

INTRODUCTION: Section 24 to 30 of Indian Evidence Act deal with relevancy of `Confession’ in criminal proceeding. The term “Confession” has not been defined in Indian Evidence Act...

  • 27 Nov, 2023

  • Indian Evidence Act

Difference between Admissions and Estoppel under Evidence Act

Admissions Estoppel The rules regarding admissions is laid down under Sec-17-23 & 31 of the Indian Evidence Act The rule re...

  • 27 Nov, 2023

  • Indian Evidence Act

Concept of Admission under Indian Evidence Act 1872

Introduction: An admission is a statement of fact which waves or dispenses with the production of evidence by conceding that the fact asserted by the opponent is true. It is a voluntary acknowledg...

  • 27 Nov, 2023

  • Indian Evidence Act

Dying Declaration under Section 32 of Indian Evidence Act

INTRODUCTION: A fact to be proved by oral evidence must be stated before the court by a person who has first-hand knowledge on the facts to be proved. Second-hand evidence is loosely termed as hear...

  • 27 Nov, 2023

  • Indian Evidence Act

Burden of Proof under Indian Evidence Act 1872

Introduction Chapter VII, Sec-101 to Sec-1174 of Indian Evidence Act 1872 deals with the provisions of "burden of Proof". The word 'burden of proof' has not been defined in Eviden...

  • 27 Nov, 2023

  • Indian Evidence Act

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