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It is about the preparation of Indian Evidence Act and it's important aspects for judicial services.

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(Hindi) Indian Evidence Act,1872: UPSC CSE

Introduction (in Hindi)

This lesson is basically based on interpretation clause that what are the terms and how can use them to understand the different provisions of the act.

Interpretation clause- sec 3 (in Hindi)

In this lesson we will discuss sec 4 to sec 6 with deep analysis and relevant case laws

Indian Evidence Act, 1872 (in Hindi)

In this lesson we will discuss the sections with different analogies and relevant case laws to analise the sections and understand them completely.

Relevancy of Fact- Chapter 2 (in Hindi)

In this lesson all analogies of sec9 is discussed with relevant case laws and relevant examples

Relevancy of Facts (in Hindi)

Overview (in Hindi)

In this lesson we have discussed about the relevancy of fact under sec10-12, that how a fact can be relevant in different circumstances.

Relevancy of fact sec 10 (in Hindi)

In this lesson we have discussed about the admission with relevant case laws

Admission (in Hindi)

This lesson talk about the confession its types and its relevancy

Confession (in Hindi)

In this lesson we have discussed about sec 30 relating to confession and difderent analogies of sec 32 with relevant case laws.

Dying Declaration(in hindi)

Here we have discussed the situations whether the judgement of the court is relevant or not in certain situations and on which grounds they can be rejected.

Judgement of court of justice,when relevant

In this lesson we will discuss about the opinion of third person,when relevant.

Expert opinion, when relevant

In this lesson we will discuss about the facts which are judicially noticiable and also about the oral evidences.

Lessons

13 lessons • 2h 16m