The Indian Evidence Act was passed by the Imperial Legislative Council in 1872. It contains a set of rules governing admissibility of evidence in Indian courts of law. This enactment was a path-breaking judicial measure which changed the entire system of admissibility of evidence in courts of law in India. This law is based upon the seminal work by Sir James …

Subjects covered: 1.  Law of Torts 2.  Hindu Marriage Act 3. HSA, HAMA, HMGA 4. Transfer of Property Act 5. Muslim Law

This course contains additional subjects for RJS.