C.D. Field�s Law on Admissions and Confessions is a specialised legal reference work dealing comprehensively with the principles governing admissions and confessions in Indian evidence law. The book provides an in-depth treatment of the evidentiary value, relevancy, admissibility and proof of statements made by parties, accused persons and other persons in judicial and quasi-judicial proceedings.
The work is particularly useful for understanding the distinction between admissions and confessions, the circumstances in which such statements become relevant, and the restrictions imposed on their use as evidence.
The 3rd Edition is a valuable reference for legal practitioners, judges, law students, researchers and anyone dealing with evidence-related litigation.
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CORE SUBJECTS

� Law of Admissions
� Law of Confessions
� Meaning and Nature of Admissions
� Evidentiary Value of Admissions
� Admissions by Parties to Proceedings
� Admissions by Agents and Representatives
� Admissions by Persons Having Interest
� Admissions in Civil Proceedings
� Admissions in Criminal Proceedings
� Oral and Documentary Admissions
� Admissions as Evidence
� Proof and Relevance of Admissions
� Confessions by Accused Persons
� Judicial and Extra-Judicial Confessions
� Voluntary and Involuntary Confessions
� Confessions Made to Police Officers
� Confessions While in Police Custody
� Confessions Induced by Threat, Promise or Coercion
� Confessions Affecting Co-Accused
� Retracted Confessions
� Confessions and Corroboration
� Discovery of Facts Based on Confession
� Statements Made During Investigation
� Statements Relevant to Criminal Proceedings
� Admissibility and Exclusion of Inadmissible Statements
� Burden and Standard of Proof
� Evidentiary Weight of Admissions and Confessions
� Principles of Relevancy and Admissibility under Evidence Law
� Important Judicial Decisions and Case Law
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Why This Book Is Useful

The book provides a focused and detailed treatment of one of the most important areas of evidence law. It can be particularly helpful to advocates and students who need to understand when an admission or confession can be relied upon, the circumstances affecting its admissibility, and the legal safeguards applicable to confessional statements.

Ideal For
� Advocates & Legal Practitioners
� Judicial Officers
� Law Students
� LL.M. Students & Researchers
� Criminal Law Practitioners
� Evidence Law Practitioners
� Law Teachers & Academicians
� Legal Researchers
� Judicial Service Examination Aspirants