Principles of The Law of Evidence (English, Paperback, Avtar Singh)

PART 1- RELEVANCY OF FACTS

Chapter I- Nature and Functions of the Law of Evidence

Chapter II- Relevancy of Facts

Chapter III- Res Gestae

Chapter IV- Occasion, Cause, Effect etc.

Chapter V- Motive, Preparation and Conduct

Chapter VI- Explanatory, Introductory etc., Facts

Chapter VII- Evidence to Prove Conspiracy

Chapter VIII- Evidence of Similar Facts

Chapter IX- Admissions

Chapter X- Confessions

Chapter XI- Confession to Police

Chapter XII- Statements by persons who cannot be called as witnesses

Chapter XIII- Statements made under special circumstances

Chapter XIV- How much of a Statement is to be proved

Chapter XV- Judgments of Courts of justice when relevant

Chapter XVI- Opinion of third persons when relevant

Chapter XVII- Character when relevant

PART II- ON PROOF

Chapter XVIII- Facts which need not be proved

Chapter XIX- Modes of Proof

Chapter XX- Oral Evidence

Chapter XXI- Documentary Evidence

Chapter XXII- Public Documents

Chapter XXIII- Proof of Public Documents

Chapter XXIV- Presumptions as to documents

Chapter XXV- Exclusion of Oral by Documentary Evidence

Chapter XXVI- Ambiguous Documents

PART III- Production and Effect of Evidence

Chapter XXVII- Burden of Proof

Chapter XXVIII- Survivorship and Death

Chapter XXIX- Presumptions

Chapter XXX- Estoppel

Chapter XXXI-Witnesses

Chapter XXXII- Privileged Communications

Chapter XXXIII- Evidence of Accomplice

Chapter XXXIV- Examination of Witnesses

Chapter XXXV- Improper admission or rejection of evidence