Introduction In common parlance, the term, ‘Evidence’ refers to something that either proves or disproves the existence of a particular disputed fact. This forms an imperative part of the study of law that revolves around resolving disputes based on the …
INTRODUCTION The Indian Evidence Act is one of the basic parts of the law system. The law of evidence is the most important law on which the dispute is based. Evidence is a statement or material that confirms a statement …
INTRODUCTION: It is assumed that when a person is called to court for testimony as a witness, he will only state facts and not give any opinion. It is the duty of the court in the case to shape an …
Introduction: In general, corpus juris i.e. the body of law is classified into two categories namely, substantive laws and procedural laws, despite the common division of civil and criminal. In which, the former deals with the rights, powers, obligations, and rights of …
INTRODUCTION Evidence is considered to be the backbone of the administration of justice. Indian Evidence Act,1872 was introduced by the Britishers. The origin of the concept of evidence can be traced back to the Ancient Hindu Period, for that Hindu …
Introduction Justice and evidence go hand in hand in the legal and judicial world, evidence often impacts and changes the game of legal suits. It is to be noted that the Law of Evidence differs from country to country and …
Introduction Before proceeding towards the definition given in the legal enactment(s) one must know its literal meaning. The term ‘Admission’ means stating something or admitting something other than guilt. So now the question is does confession also meant the same. …
Circumstantial evidence is often presented in the criminal courts to establish the guilt of the accused as fundamental evidence or Eye witness for the crime committed may or may not be available. According to Bentham witnesses are the “eyes and …
Introduction According to Locard’s Exchange principle of contact by Dr. Edmond Locard “Every person who is physically involved in the crime leaves some minute trace of his or her presence and often takes something away”. This trace constitutes physical evidence …
In the midst of the lockdown brought due to the coronavirus pandemic, courts in India are trying different things with videoconferencing to take up matters. The lockdown has injured the legal framework and rendered it unequipped for guaranteeing its constitutional …