Law of Evidence, 21st Edition (4 Volumes)

Law of Evidence, 21st Edition (4 Volumes)

The Indian Evidence Act, 1872, by Woodroffe and Amir Ali is a highly regarded and authoritative section-by-section commentary that provides updated and extensive analysis of its contents. Because the existence of substantive rights may only be shown by relevant and admissible evidence, the law of evidence plays a crucial role in the successful functioning of the legal system. The topic of evidence law has been enriched over time by the courts' judicial precedents and different case law.

Key Features of Law of Evidence, 21st Edition
- Examines all areas and dimensions of Indian evidence law.
- Significant precedent-setting decisions have been incorporated.
- Updated to reflect recent legal developments since the last edition was published.
- Numerous Supreme Court and High Court judgements cite and allude to it.

New to this edition
- Includes key judicial and legislative changes since the previous edition's publication.
- Includes the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act of 2018 and the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act of 2019.
- Duplicate content is removed to retain the subject's relevancy.

VOLUME 1
SECTIONS 1 TO 24

VOLUME 2
SECTIONS 25 TO 90A

VOLUME 3
SECTIONS 91 TO 114A

VOLUME 4
SECTIONS 115 TO END

APPENDICES

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