indian Evedince act 1973 all thye of notes.pdf

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1. INDIAN EVIDENCE ACT 1872 |
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8 Complete IEA 1872
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Important Amendments

3. RPSC JLO arq SERIES

Indian Evidence Act (One Shot)

30 July

Indian Evidence Act PYQ- 2013 & 2019
CrPC (One Shot)

31 July
6th Aug

CrPC PYQ- 2013 & 2019

7th Aug

Limitation Act (One Shot)

13th Aug

Limitation Act PYQ- 2013 & 2019

14th Aug

Interpretation of Statutes (One Shot)

20th Aug

Interpretation of Statute PYQ- 2013 & 2019
Drafting and Convincing (One Shot)

21st Aug
27th Aug

Drafting and Convincing PYQ- 2013 & 2019

28th Aug

CPC (One Shot)

CPC PYQ- 2013 & 2019

Constitution (One Shot)

Constitution PYQ-2013 & 2019

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9. (aw) Law of Evidence same in CIVIL & CRIMINAL a
Mere preponderance of Case must be proved ;
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10. 3 Fundamentals/basic principles of IEA

11. (aw) IEA 1872 Regulates
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12. 1 I Preliminary 1-4
Relevancy
nee u „[relevaney of Facts 5-55
lll. ¿Facts which need not be Proved 56-58
u Iv Oral Evidence 59-60
On Proof V Documentary Evidence 61-90A
vi Exclusion of Oral by Doc. Evidence 91-100
M Vil__| Burden of Proof 101-114A
Production, _ VII |Estoppel 115-117
&Effectof| IX |Witnesses 118-134
Coins X _|Examination of Witnesses 135 - 166
XI Rey Buen 167

14. RELEVANCY OF FACTS EVIDENCE/PROOF

GP of Facts | | Admission | | Confession
5-16 17-23 24-31

WITNESS & EXAMINATION

BOF Estopple Witnesses [BY Examination
101-1148 115-118 118-134 135-166

Oral Evidence MM Doc Evidence

59.60
Dying Dec Ex. opinion R. of Chrt Css)

32(1) 45-51 52-55 101-104-General Provisions | 118-120- Who may be

A 105-111- Specific Provisions |} witness
111A-114A- Proof in form of ff 122-129-Privileged
Pr. Evd Pub Eva ff Prvt. Evd ~
presumptions communication
= 7 75 133- Accomplice

135-138-Examination- Meaning & Order

Presumptions 139-140-Cross Examination

141-143-Leading Questions
—— 143,146,148- Types of Questions
148-152-Protection of witness

Facts which need be | | Exclusion of OE by || Munters una)

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May Presume Shall Presume Conclusive Proof proved (56-58) DE (91-100) 154-155- Hostile Witness
156-158-Corroboration
86-88A,90-90A, — 79-85C,89,111A, 41,112,113 159 ~161- Refreshing Questions

1134, 114 1138, 1144 162 - 164- Production of documents
165 - 166- Power of Judee/Jurv

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18. . Awriting

. Words printed lithographed or photographed

. A map or plan

. Aninscription on a metal plate or stone

._A caricature

. Ring

. Banner with an inscription a musical composition
. Letters or marks impr ontrees 4
Video recording Y A

! 110. Tape recording

111, Electronic mails

19. What is Evidence

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b)That a man heard or saw something, is a fact. or

c)That a man said certain words, is a fact.

d)That a man holds a certain opinion, has a certain! ows
intention, acts in good faith or fraudulently, or uses a !

particular word in a particular sense, or is or was at a!

specified time conscious of a particular sensation, is}

a fact.

e)That a man has a certain reputation, is a fact.

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That A caused B's death / À H
That A intended to cause B’s death 1
. That A had received grave and sudden provocation}
from B 1
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death, was, by reason of unsoundness of mind, ı
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25. A fact is said to be
proved when,

after considering the
matters before it,

the Court either
believes it to EXIST,

or considers its
EXISTENCE SO
PROBABLE Y

that a prudent man
ought, under the
circumstances of the
particular case, to act
upon the supposition
that it exists.

A fact is si
disproved when,

to be

after considering the
matters before it,

the Court either
believes that it does
NOT EXIST,

or considers its NON-
EXISTENCE SO
PROBABLE

that a prudent man
ought, under the
circumstances of the
particular case, to act
upon the supposition
that it does not exist.

when it is NEITHER

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27. Whenever it is | Whenever it is|When one fact is
PROVIDED by this Act D DIRECTED by this Act DECLARED by this Act

that the Court that the Court to be conclusive proof
may presume a fact shall presume a fact of another —————
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it may either regard | it shall regard such fact | the Court en
such fact as proved, as proved, proof of the one fact,
regard the other as
proved, = —

unless and until it is|unless and until it is} and shall (us) sion

disproved, or may call | disproved. evidence to be given for
for proof of it. DC the purpose y
disproving it.

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30. Sec 6- Relevancy of facts forming part of same transaction

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31. Sec 6- Relevancy of facts forming part of same tra

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1. An injured or injured person’s cry. 4

2. The witness’s cry to see a murder happen. ,/

3. The sound of a shot of a bullet. /
4. The person being attacked is crying for help..
5. Gestures made by the person dying etc.

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32. Sec 7. Facts which are the occasion, cause or effect of facts
in issue.

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33. Sec 8. Motive, preparation and previous or subsequent conduct.

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34. (aw) Sec 9. Facts necessary to explain or introduce relevant facts.

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common design.

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36. (awe 11. When facts not otherwise relevant become relevant.

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37. Sec 12. In suits for damages, facts tending to
ble Court to determine amount are releva

38. Sec 13. Facts relevant when right or custom is in
question.

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39. Sec 14. Facts showing existence of state of mind, or of
body, or bodily feeling.

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40. Sec 15. Facts bearing on question whether act was
accidental or intentional.

41. (aw) Sec 16. Existence of course of business n relevant

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