(..14..) BURDEN OF PROOF[1] (Ss. 101 to 114) QUESTION BANK What is a burden of proof? State the rules as […]

(..13..) ORAL AND DOCUMENTARY[1] (Ss 59 to 100)   QUESTION BANK Distinguish between primary and secondary evidence. Examine exclusion of

(..12..)    PRODUCTION AND EFFECT OF EVIDENCE INTRODUCTORY The Evidence Act is divided into three parts. The first part, ‘relevancy

 (..11..) Character When Relevant[1] (S. 52 to 55)   QUESTION BANK Explain when a character becomes relevant and irrelevant as

(..10..) Opinions of Third Persons when Relevant[1]  (Ss. 45 to 51) (Expert’s Opinion[2]) QUESTION BANK What is the expert’s opinion

(..9..) Relevancy[1] of Judgments  (Ss.40 to 44) QUESTION BANK 1) Explain in detail the provisions relating to the relevancy of

  (..8..) Statements are made under Special Circumstances. (Ss.34 to 39) SHORT NOTES Regular entries in account books Statements in maps

(..7..) DYING DECLARATION Statement by persons[1] who cannot be called as witnesses (Ss.32 and 33) QUESTION BANK What is a

 (..6..) CONFESSION[1] (Ss.24 to 30) QUESTION BANK Discuss the principles governing Law relating to ‘Confession’ and explain their judicial value.

 (..5..) Admission[1] (Ss.17 to 23 & 31) QUESTION BANK Discuss the Law, relating to ‘Admission’ and discuss in detail the

(..4..) THE RELEVANCY OF FACTS[1] (S.5 to 55) (Refer to the earlier topic of Relevancy) QUESTION BANKS Evidence may be

  (..3..) FACT[1] (S.3)   QUESTION BANK Define ‘fact’ and ‘fact in issue’. Distinguish between ‘fact in Issue’ and ‘Relevant

(..2..) DEFINITIONS (S.3): – QUESTION BANK Q.1. Define evidence. State its kinds. Short Notes (i)    Oral and Documentary Evidence. (ii)  

(..1..) THE LAW OF EVIDENCE[1] SHOT NOTES Applicability of Evidence Act. Nature of the Law of Evidence. Kinds of Evidence.