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Understanding the Indian Evidence Act by Sudipta Kanungo is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The Law of Evidence, particularly the Indian Evidence Act of 1872, establishes the framework for determining what facts can be proved in court and the manner in which evidence must be presented. It is divided into three main parts: relevancy of facts, mode of proof, and production and effect of evidence, and it aims to assist the judiciary in reaching just verdicts. The Act applies to all judicial proceedings in India, but excludes certain proceedings such as military and arbitration cases.
- Author
- Sudipta Kanungo
- Language
- EN