Law of Evidence

Law of Evidence is one of the most crucial subjects for every advocate, forming the backbone of trials in civil and criminal courts. This revision series—through concise videos, PDFs, and practical notes—covers the essentials of relevancy, admissibility, burden of proof, presumptions, oral and documentary evidence, primary & secondary evidence, electronic records, confessions, dying declarations, and witness examination.

With a real trial practice perspective, these notes explain how evidence is actually led in court, how objections are raised, how documents are proved, how cross-examination strategy is built, and how judges assess the credibility of witnesses and material on record. The series also connects every concept with practical examples from civil suits, criminal trials, and special laws.

Perfect for LLB students, interns, and junior advocates, this series makes the complex law of evidence simple, structured, and fully applicable in day-to-day courtroom practice.