LC 0803 Module 04 Law of Evidence - Relevancy of Facts III

Law of Evidence - Relevancy of Facts III

    The Law of Evidence is a crucial aspect of the legal system that governs the admissibility and relevancy of facts in legal proceedings. In this blog article, we will delve into the topic of the relevancy of facts, specifically focusing on Sections 45 to 58. Understanding these sections is essential for comprehending how opinions, character, and certain facts are evaluated in legal cases.

Table of Content 

1. Introduction 

2.    Relevancy of Opinions (Sections 45-51)

3.    Relevancy of Character (Sections 52-55)

4.    Facts which need not be Proved (Sections 56-58)

5. Conclusion 

6. References

LC 0803 Module 04 Law of Evidence - Relevancy of Facts III - Short Note

Law of Evidence - Relevancy of Facts III

Short Note

1. Introduction:

    The Law of Evidence is a crucial aspect of the legal system that governs the admissibility and relevancy of facts in legal proceedings. In this blog article, we will delve into the topic of the relevancy of facts, specifically focusing on Sections 45 to 58. Understanding these sections is essential for comprehending how opinions, character, and certain facts are evaluated in legal cases.

LC 0803 Module 03 Law of Evidence - Relevancy of Facts II

Law of Evidence - Relevancy of Facts II

    The law of evidence forms the cornerstone of fair and just legal proceedings, ensuring the admissibility and relevancy of facts presented in court. In our previous article, we explored the concept of relevancy of facts within the law of evidence. Building upon that foundation, this article delves deeper into the topic, examining specific provisions related to the relevancy of facts. Understanding these provisions is crucial for legal professionals and individuals involved in legal matters, as it allows them to navigate the intricacies of evidence law more effectively.

LC 0803 Module 03 Law of Evidence - Relevancy of Facts II - Short Note

Law of Evidence - Relevancy of Facts II

Short Note

Introduction

    The law of evidence plays a crucial role in determining the admissibility and relevancy of facts presented in legal proceedings. In our previous article, we explored the concept of relevancy of facts in the law of evidence. In this article, we will delve further into the topic by examining the relevancy of facts related to statements made by persons who cannot be found, statements made under special circumstances, and judgments. Understanding these sections of the law is essential for anyone involved in legal proceedings. Let's explore each of these areas in detail.

LC 0803 Module 02 Law of Evidence - Relevancy of Facts I

Law of Evidence - Relevancy of Facts I

    The Law of Evidence is a set of rules that determine the admissibility of evidence in legal proceedings. One of the fundamental principles of the law of evidence is the relevancy of facts. In this article, we will discuss the relevancy of facts under Sections 6-16 of the Indian Evidence Act, along with the relevancy of admissions and confessions.

LC 0803 Module 02 Law of Evidence - Relevancy of Facts I - Short Note

Law of Evidence - Relevancy of Facts I

Short Note 

1. Introduction

2. What Facts are Relevant (Sections 6-16)

3. Relevancy of Admissions (Sections 17-23 and 31)

4. Relevancy of Confessions (Sections 24-30)

5. Conclusion

6. References