Law of Evidence by Woodroffe and Amir Ali, 21st Ed

Law of Evidence by Woodroffe and Amir Ali, 21st Ed

The Indian Evidence Act, 1872 is the subject of Woodroffe and Amir Ali, a highly regarded and respected section-by-section commentary that offers updated and in-depth study of its contents. As the existence of substantive rights may only be shown by pertinent and acceptable evidence, the law of evidence plays a significant role in the efficient operation of the legal system. The area of evidence law has been enriched over time by the courts' use of varied case law and judicial precedents.

Key Features

• includes all facets and elements of Indian evidence law.
• Significant landmark decisions have been integrated.
• Following the publication of the preceding edition, current with current legal situation
• frequently quoted and mentioned in several Supreme Court and High Court rulings

• includes significant judicial and legislative changes since the release of the previous edition
• Contains and extensively examines the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act, 2019, and the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2018.
• In order to retain the topic's relevancy, redundant material is removed.