The Law of Evidence by Ratanlal & Dhirajlal | 2019

The Law of Evidence by Ratanlal & Dhirajlal | 2019

The law of evidence plays a crucial role in ensuring the proper functioning of the judicial system, as the enforcement of substantive rights depends on the presentation of relevant and admissible evidence. It outlines the fundamental principles that guide judicial inquiries and the fair administration of justice. With rapid advancements in various aspects of life, human interactions have evolved significantly, giving rise to new conflicts and legal challenges. Consequently, the law of evidence must continually adapt to address the complexities of modern fact-finding and evidence gathering.

Over time, courts have significantly contributed to the development of evidence law through judicial precedents and a rich body of case law. Ratanlal & Dhirajlal’s Law of Evidence remains one of the most authoritative and trusted legal texts in India, in continuous publication for nearly a century. Its numerous editions are a testament to its enduring value and academic depth. This comprehensive resource is indispensable for legal professionals, students, police personnel, law universities, judicial academies, legal departments, judges, and institutional libraries.

Key Features of The Law of Evidence by Ratanlal & Dhirajlal:

• Offers a detailed and critical analysis of emerging legal issues and recent legislative updates.
  
• Emphasizes developments in criminal law since the previous edition.
  
• Highlights the interconnectedness of the Indian Penal Code, Code of Criminal Procedure, and the Indian Evidence Act.
  
• Covers and analyzes the Criminal Law Amendments of 2013 and 2018.
  
• Includes in-depth commentary on landmark judgments that have shaped legal interpretations.
  
• Features major rulings from the Supreme Court and High Courts.

New in this Edition:

• Integrates legislative updates from the 2018 Amendment throughout the text.
  
• Reflects changes in the law since the last edition, including important judicial decisions.
  
• Outdated provisions and case law have been removed in light of recent developments.
  
• Content has been revised and streamlined for clarity and brevity, without compromising the integrity and substance of the original commentary.

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