Introduction | Indian Evidence Act 1872 | DP Rana Sir | Study for Judicial Services

Section 3 of Indian Evidence Act 1872 | DP Rana Sir | Study for Judicial Services

Interpretation Clause Section 3 of Indian Evidence Act 1872 | Study for Judicial Services

Res Gestae | Sections 5 to 6 of Evidence Act | study for Judicial Services

Section 7 & 8 Occasion, Cause, Effect, Conduct, Motive etc of Evidence Act

Fact necessary to explain or introduce relevant Fact | Identification Parade

Plea of Alibi | facts not otherwise relevant become relevant | Sections 11 to 13

Section 14 - Facts showing existence of state of mind, or of body or bodily feeling

Admission under Evidence Act | Sections 17 to 21 | Study for Judicial Services

Section 15 & 16 of Indian Evidece Act | Accidental & Intentional

Admission Section 22, 23, 31& 58 of Evidence Act | Study for Judicial Services

Confession || Section 24 of Indian Evidence Act || Study for Judicial Services

Confession || Section 25, 26, 27 & 29 || Study for Judicial Services

Section 30 || Confession of Co-accused under Evidence Act | Study for Judicial Services

SECTION 32(1) DYING DECLARATION UNDER INDIAN EVIDENCE ACT, 1872 #EVIDENCE

Section 32 of Indian Evidence Act

Section 33 of Indian Evidence Act #evidence

Sections 34 to 39 of Indian Evidence Act #evidence

Relevancy of Judgement under Evidence Act || Sections 40 to 44 of Indian Evidence Act

Experts Opinion || Opinion of third person when relevant under Evidence Act #evidence

Relevancy of character in civil and criminal cases || Sections 52 to 55

Rapid Revision of Indian Evidence Act Sections 1 to 55

Facts which need not to be proved | Sections 56 to 58 of #Evidence Act |

Oral Evidences~Section 59 and 60~Hearsay Evidences

Documentary Evidences// sections 61 to 65 // Primary evidence// Secondary evidence

Admissibility of electronic records~Sections 65A and 65B

SECTIONS 66, 67, 67A Rules as to notice-/proof of signature and handwriting.

Sections 68-73 - proof of signature and handwriting- comparison of signature, writing or seal

Sections 74,75 and 76 ~Public documents ~private documents~certified copy

Presumption as to documents / section 79 to 90A

Sec. 91_92,Exclusion of oral evidence by documentary evidence

Sections_ 93_100,Exclusion of oral evidence by documentary evidence

Sections_101 to 108 , Chapter 7_ The Burden of Proof

Sections _109 to 111A of Indian Evidence Act

Sections 112-113 Birth during marriage, Conclusive proof of legitimacy

Sections -113A to114A - Presumption as to abetment of suicide by married woman,dowry death

Estoppel under Indian Evidence Act

Section _116 to 120~Estoppel of tenant and Licensee ,Who may testify,Dumb witnesses ,

Sections -121 to 125 Indian Evidence Act

Section -126 to 128 Professional communications