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Introduction
- Historical Development of Indian Evidence Law
- BSA, 2023: An Overview
- Applicability of the BSA, 2023 (S. 1)
- Concept Applications 1.1 (MCQs) and 1.2 (2 Marks)
Relevancy of Facts
Understanding Facts:
- Facts and Their Classification (S. 2(f))
- Fact in Issue (S. 2(g))
- Relevant Facts (S. 2(k))
- Proved, Disproved, and Not Proved under BSA (S. 2(c), 2(i), 2(j))
- Presumptions and Conclusive Proof (Ss. 2(b), 2(h), 2(l))
Part II: Chapter II: Relevancy of Facts
- Relevancy and Admissibility (S. 3)
- Res Gestae (S.4)
- Facts Which are Occasions, Cause, Effect or Opportunity (S. 5)
- Motive, Preparation and Previous or Subsequent Conduct (S. 6)
- Facts Necessary to Explain and Introduce(S. 7)
- Things Said or Done by Conspirator in Reference to Common Design: (S. 8)
- When Facts not Otherwise Relevant Become Relevant (S. 9)
- Facts Showing Existence of State of Mind, or of Body or Bodily Feeling (S. 12)
- Facts Bearing on Question Whether Act was Accidental or Intentional (S. 13)
- Admissions under BSA (Ss. 15 to 25 BSA)
- Confession (Ss. 22 to 24)
- Hearsay Evidence When Admissible (Ss. 26, 27 and 161)
- Dying Declaration (S. 26(a))
- Statements Made Under Special Circumstances (Ss. 28 to 33)
- Judgments of Courts When Relevant (Ss. 34 to 38)
- Opinions of Third Person, When Relevant (Ss. 39 to 45)
- Character in Civil Cases (Ss. 46 and 50)
- Character in Criminal Cases (Ss. 47 to 49)
Not Categorized
- Facts Which Need Not be Proved (Ss. 51-53)
- Burden of Proof: General Meaning (Ss. 104 to 105)
- Doctrine of Estoppel (Ss. 121 to 123)
Situational Problems: