SRD Law Notes

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Difference between Representative Suit and Private Interest Litigation

No Representative suit Private Interest Litigation 1 A “Representative Suit” is a …

No Public Interest Litigation Representative Suit 1 The word ‘public interest’…

Difference between Public Interest Litigation and Private Interest Litigation No Public Interest Liti…

D ocumentary evidence means and includes all documents produced before the Court for its inspection. Documents are…

Secondary Evidence is an alternative source of Evidence. Section 63 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 defines second…

1) Introduction : Witnesses and Documents are the Chief sources of evidence. A witness is person gives testimo…

Witnesses and Documents are the main sources of evidence. A witness is person gives testimony or evidence befo…

Sections 118 to 134 of the Indian Evidence Act 1872 lay down the provisions relating to competency and Compellabilit…

Disadvantages of Law: Law has not only advantages but some disadvantages also, Disadvantages of law are as follows:…

Law is not static but Dynamic Concept. Law changes from time to time and from country to country. Law must change…

Advantages of Law - There are many Advantages of law... some of the them are as follows : 1) Uniformity and…

Section 24 to 30 of Indian Evidence Act deals with confessions. Confessions should be voluntary. There are f…

There are three stages in examination of a witness are as follows - 1) Examination-In-Chief : 2) Cross-Examination 3…

Section 141 to Section 143 of Chapter -X, Part III of the Indian Evidence Act 1872 deals with leading question…