C.D. Field Commentary on Law of Evidence 14th Edition in 5 Volumes
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� Litigation Lawyers � Advocates � Judges, � Judicial Officers, � Law Students, � Legal Researchers, � Academicians and Practitioners dealing with civil and criminal proceedings involving questions of evidence, admissibility, proof and appreciation of evidence.
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Commentary on Law of Evidence by C.D. Field is a comprehensive multi-volume reference work on the law of evidence, covering the principles, rules and judicial interpretation governing admissibility and appreciation of evidence. The 14th Edition in 5 Volumes is designed as an extensive reference for legal practitioners, judges, researchers, academicians and students.
The work provides detailed treatment of evidentiary principles and their application in judicial proceedings, with coverage extending across India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Burma, Malaysia, Ceylon and Singapore. The edition shown also incorporates developments relating to the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2018 (Act No. 22 of 2018).
CORE SUBJECTS
� Law of Evidence
� Indian Evidence Law
� Relevancy of Facts
� Admissions and Confessions
� Statements and Declarations
� Dying Declarations
� Documentary Evidence
� Oral Evidence
� Primary and Secondary Evidence
� Electronic and Digital Evidence
� Burden of Proof
� Presumptions
� Estoppel
� Witnesses and Examination of Witnesses
� Examination-in-Chief
� Cross-Examination and Re-Examination
� Competency and Privilege of Witnesses
� Expert Evidence
� Scientific and Medical Evidence
� Character Evidence
� Judicial Notice
� Proof and Appreciation of Evidence
� Admissions and Confessions in Criminal Proceedings
� Documentary and Circumstantial Evidence
� Evidentiary Principles in Civil and Criminal Cases
� Procedural and Practical Aspects of Evidence
� Comparative Law of Evidence
Key Features
� 14th Edition in 5 Volumes
� Detailed commentary on the Law of Evidence
� Comprehensive treatment of evidentiary principles and judicial practice
� Covers India and other jurisdictions
� Useful for interpretation, research and courtroom reference
� Incorporates relevant legislative developments
Ideal For
� Litigation Lawyers
� Advocates
� Judges,
� Judicial Officers,
� Law Students,
� Legal Researchers,
� Academicians and Practitioners dealing with civil and criminal proceedings involving questions of evidence, admissibility, proof and appreciation of evidence.
The work provides detailed treatment of evidentiary principles and their application in judicial proceedings, with coverage extending across India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Burma, Malaysia, Ceylon and Singapore. The edition shown also incorporates developments relating to the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2018 (Act No. 22 of 2018).
CORE SUBJECTS
� Law of Evidence
� Indian Evidence Law
� Relevancy of Facts
� Admissions and Confessions
� Statements and Declarations
� Dying Declarations
� Documentary Evidence
� Oral Evidence
� Primary and Secondary Evidence
� Electronic and Digital Evidence
� Burden of Proof
� Presumptions
� Estoppel
� Witnesses and Examination of Witnesses
� Examination-in-Chief
� Cross-Examination and Re-Examination
� Competency and Privilege of Witnesses
� Expert Evidence
� Scientific and Medical Evidence
� Character Evidence
� Judicial Notice
� Proof and Appreciation of Evidence
� Admissions and Confessions in Criminal Proceedings
� Documentary and Circumstantial Evidence
� Evidentiary Principles in Civil and Criminal Cases
� Procedural and Practical Aspects of Evidence
� Comparative Law of Evidence
Key Features
� 14th Edition in 5 Volumes
� Detailed commentary on the Law of Evidence
� Comprehensive treatment of evidentiary principles and judicial practice
� Covers India and other jurisdictions
� Useful for interpretation, research and courtroom reference
� Incorporates relevant legislative developments
Ideal For
� Litigation Lawyers
� Advocates
� Judges,
� Judicial Officers,
� Law Students,
� Legal Researchers,
� Academicians and Practitioners dealing with civil and criminal proceedings involving questions of evidence, admissibility, proof and appreciation of evidence.