Law Relating to Documents: Primary Evidence, Secondary Evidence & Production–Impounding

Author

Yogesh V Nayyar

Publisher

Whitesmann Publishing

Year

2027

Why Choose This Book?

Law Relating to Documents by Yogesh V Nayyar is a specialised legal reference on documentary evidence, covering the rules governing the production, admissibility, proof and evidentiary value of documents. It addresses registered and unregistered instruments, forged and fabricated documents, primary and secondary evidence, presumptions, impounding and objections to admissibility. The book is particularly useful for advocates handling civil and criminal litigation, where documentary evidence often plays a decisive role in establishing facts, challenging authenticity and supporting legal arguments.

About the Book

This work examines the legal principles governing documentary evidence, from the production and exhibition of documents to proof of their contents and evidentiary value. Its coverage includes public and private documents, registered and unregistered instruments, forged and fabricated documents, presumptions concerning registered documents, and the distinction between admissibility and proof.

The book also addresses the burden of proof, shifting of the onus, impounding and return of documents, notice to produce, electronic evidence, and the legal framework governing cancellation of deeds and instruments. Further topics include sale deeds, wills, releases, relinquishments, partitions, gifts, compromises and settlements. It serves as a practical reference for courtroom advocacy, legal research and documentary evidence preparation.

Related Subjects

• Law of Evidence

• Primary and Secondary Evidence

• Documentary Evidence and Admissibility

• Registration of Documents and Property Instruments

• Electronic Evidence and Civil Litigation

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Caveat Legalis

This book is a secondary legal reference. The applicability of evidentiary rules depends on the relevant proceedings, statutory provisions and current judicial interpretation. Readers should verify the applicable legislation, including the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023, wherever relevant, and check subsequent amendments and judgments before relying on a proposition in court.

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