What is Evidence - Evidence means and Includes all facts except arguments, which lead to prove or disprove any matter, which is ...

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What is Evidence - Evidence means and Includes all facts except arguments, which lead to prove or disprove any matter, which is ...
Meaning of Hearsay Evidence : Hearsay Evidence means whatever a person is heard to say it includes: i) A statement made by a per...
All Questions are Compulsory 1) What is meant by Burden of proof? Explain the law relating to burden of proof. Or Define Fact and...
What is Admissibility? Admissibility is the concept in the law of evidence that determines whether or not evidence can be received by th...
Introduction - Section 63 of the Indian Evidence Act 1872 defines Secondary Evidence , according to Section 63 of the said...
Rules as to notice to produce Secondary evidence of the contents of the documents referred to in Section 65, Clause (a), ...
Secondary Evidence is an alternative source of Evidence. Section 63 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 defines secondary evidence. Se...
1) Introduction : Witnesses and Documents are the Chief sources of evidence. A witness is person gives testimony or evidence b...
There are three stages in examination of a witness are as follows - 1) Examination-In-Chief : 2) Cross-Examination 3) Re-Examination...
Section 141 to Section 143 of Chapter -X, Part III of the Indian Evidence Act 1872 deals with leading questions. Section 142 a...
When a witness is cross-examined, the following questions may be put to a witness in Cross-Examination . 1) Any Leading q...
Examination-in-Chief : According to Section 137 of the Indian Evidence Act,1872 the examination of a witness, by the par...
Re-Examination : According to Section 137, para 3 of the India evidence Act 1827 :The examination of a witness, subsequent t...
The general rule is that opinions of third parties are irrelevant. However there are certain exceptions to this rule which are s...
No. Relevancy Admissibility 1) Relevancy is based on logic and probability Admissibility is not based on ...