Thomson Reuters The Evidence Law of India by Dr. Justice D. K. Arora – 1st Edition 2021

The unique, comprehensive and systematically organized The Evidence Law of India, written by Dr. Justice D. K. Arora with Hemant Kumar Pandey, is a scholarly, well- balanced and well-researched work. It explains the principles and concepts of the Evidence Act, 1872, in a simple and lucid manner. This book will be immensely useful to teachers, judges, academicians, advocates, aspirants of competitive examinations and law students. It includes the latest case laws and all amendments up to 2021; discusses reports of the Law Commission on Evidence Act; and contains important cases, definitions and section-wise comments.

Dr. Justice D. K. Arora, LL.D., Former Judge, Allahabad High Court; Chairman, Real Estate Appellate Tribunal, Uttar Pradesh, is the author of Criminal Code of India (7019) and Major Civil Manual (2016).

Hemant Kumar Pandey. LL.M., Advocate, High Court, Lucknow, is a State Law Officer of the Government of Uttar Pradesh in the Allahabad High Court, Lucknow Bench. He is the author of several law books.

Detailed Contents

Preface
Acknowledgment
Judges play
The Indian Evidence Act, 1872

Part I – Relevancy of Facts;
1: Preliminary;
2: Relevancy of Facts

Part II – On Proof
3: Facts Which Need Not Be Proved
4: Of Oral Evidence
5: Of Documentary Evidence
6: The Exclusion of Oral by Documentary Evidence

Part III – Production and Effect of Evidence
7: The Burden of Proof
8: Estoppel
9: Of Witnesses
10: Of the Examination of Witnesses
11: Of Improper Admission and Rejection of Evidence

Contents

1: Basic Principles of Law and Economics
2: Ethics and Economics: An Orientation Towards Good Life
3: The Microeconomic Analysis of Law
4: Economic Analysis of the Directive Principles of State Policy
5: Economics and Penology: Cost-Benefit Analysis
6: Economic Analysis of Crime and Punishment
7: Economic Analysis of Legal Process
8: Green Economy and Role of Gram Panchayat
9: Economic Analysis of Corporation
10: Impact of Banking Frauds on Indian Economy: A Legal and Economic Analysis of Current Prosecution Mechanisms
11: Growing Market and Its Receding Morality: Rethinking Market
12: Economic and Legal Perspective of Antidumping Policy

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