The Indian Evidence Act,1872 | MP Tandon | Law Textbooks | Allahabad Law Agency | 2024

The Indian Evidence Act, 1872 is an essential and comprehensive legislation that governs the rules and regulations related to the admissibility, relevance, and weightage of evidence in Indian courts. This act plays a crucial role in ensuring fair and just proceedings and enables the courts to arrive at accurate judgments.

?? Key Features:
?? Extensive Coverage: The Indian Evidence Act, 1872 provides a wide scope of coverage, encompassing various aspects of evidence, including admissions, confessions, relevancy, opinion, expert testimony, and much more.

?? Admissibility Rules: This act defines the conditions under which evidence can be admitted or excluded in court. It includes provisions regarding the competency of witnesses, the exclusion of certain types of evidence, and the methods of proving facts.

?? Judicial Guidelines: With a plethora of case laws and precedents, this edition of the Indian Evidence Act by M.P Tandon provides valuable insights into the interpretation and application of the act by Indian courts. These guidelines can be immensely useful for legal practitioners, scholars, and researchers.