New Indian Evidence Act 2023- Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam P2

Name: New Indian Evidence Act 2023- Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam P2
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Part 2 of the Course on the New Indian Evidence Act 2023 - Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam Part-2

Created byMuralidharan R

Last updated 10/2024

English

What you'll learn

Comprehensive Understanding of Evidence Law
Application of Electronic Evidence
Presumptions and Burden of Proof
Special Provisions and Court Proceedings

Course content

4 sections • 16 lectures • 3h 37m total length

Facts not requiring proof S.51 to 5313:28
Types of Evidence S.54 &558:48
Primary Evidence (Documentary Evidence ) S.54 to 7714:31
Explore documentary evidence and the primary versus secondary evidence framework under sections 54 to 77, including how electronic and digital records serve as primary evidence.
Documentary Evidence Continued S. 74 to 7513:34
Learn about secondary evidence under the act, including certified copies by public authorities and mechanical copies, and when primary evidence or electronic records apply.
Test 1 Module 1 &2
Test 2 Module 3 & 4

Admission of Electronic Evidence S.94 to 10313:38
Explore electronic evidence admissibility under Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, detailing sections 61–63, schedules part a and part b certificates, and the shift from 65 B.
Electronic certificate 2023 S. 25(B)14:23
Explain special provisions for electronic documents under sections 61, 62, and 63, including printouts as preliminary evidence, and outline the 65B certificate with the new schedule parts a and b.
Admissibility of electronic records S. 63(3)14:49
Explain section 63(3) by detailing standalone or networked computers forming a single device, and note mandatory 63(4) certificates, electronic signatures, and 65 B certificates for electronic records.
Notice to produce and witness in the document S. 64 to 7315:43
Explore how notices to produce determine admissibility of secondary evidence when originals are with another party, and how signature, attestation, and digital signatures are proved under sections 64–73.

Presumptions relating to documents S.74 to 9314:30
Explore the classification of public and private documents, the role of certified copies, and the rebuttable presumptions under sections 74–93 of the Indian Evidence Act.
Exclusion of Oral Evidence by Documentary Evidence S. 94- 10314:25
Explore sections 94 to 103 of the Bharathiya Sakshya Adhiniyam on excluding oral evidence when writing governs contracts or property. Understand when secondary evidence and ambiguity may be admitted.
Burden of Proof S.104-11414:06
Discuss the burden of proof under sections 104–114, including civil versus criminal burdens, admissibility under section 107, and key presumptions in disturbed areas and fiduciary relations.
Burden of Proof Continued13:37
Explores burden of proof in Indian evidence law, detailing best evidence, relevancy, admissibility, and presumptions, including abetment, dowry death, and absence of consent in rape under section 64 IPC 2023.

Estoppel8:00
Explore estoppel under section 121 of the Bharathiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, including promissory estoppel, estoppel by silence, representation and reliance, and its impact on title, tenancy, bailment, and bill of exchange.
About Witness17:01
Explore sections 124 to 139 on witnesses, covering competency, child and mentally impaired witnesses, witness types, privilege, and that no fixed witness count is required.
Examination of Witness S. 140 to 16815:07
Explore examination of witnesses under sections 140–168 of the new Indian Evidence Act 2023, including marking documents, appointment of commissioners for recording evidence, video conferencing, and cross-examination with admissibility decisions.
Discretion/Scandals & inherited Power of Court S. 151&16812:16
Learn how courts regulate cross-examination, manage hostile witnesses and leading questions, and protect credibility under sections 152, 154, 157, 160, 162, and 168.

Requirements

Preferably should have finished Part 1 of the course.
Basic familiarity with legal terminology and concepts may be beneficial but is not mandatory.
Enthusiasm for learning and a desire to understand the intricacies of evidence law under the New Indian Evidence Act 2023 are encouraged.

Description

Welcome to our comprehensive course on the New Indian Evidence Act 2023, also known as Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam Part-2. Throughout this course, we will delve into the intricate details of the updated evidence laws in India, providing you with a thorough understanding of various provisions and their practical applications. Whether you're a legal practitioner seeking to deepen your expertise, a law student eager to grasp the complexities of Indian legal framework, or an individual interested in understanding the fundamentals of evidence law, this course is designed to equip you with valuable insights.

The course curriculum is structured into four modules, each covering essential aspects of the New Indian Evidence Act 2023. In Module 1, we will explore the fundamentals of evidence law, including facts not requiring proof, types of evidence, and the nuances of primary documentary evidence. Module 2 delves into the realm of electronic evidence, discussing its admissibility, electronic certificates, and the procedures for producing electronic records.

Moving forward to Module 3, we will delve into presumptions relating to documents, the exclusion of oral evidence by documentary evidence, and the intricacies of the burden of proof. Finally, in Module 4, we will examine special provisions such as estoppel, witness examination procedures, and the discretion and inherited powers of the court.

Throughout the course, you will benefit from comprehensive lectures, practical examples, and case studies designed to enhance your understanding. Upon completion of the course, you will receive a certificate to validate your newfound expertise in evidence law under the New Indian Evidence Act 2023.

Enroll today to embark on a transformative journey toward mastering the intricacies of evidence law in India. Gain the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate legal proceedings with confidence and unlock new opportunities in the legal domain.

Who this course is for:

Legal practitioners seeking to deepen their expertise in Indian evidence law.
Law students looking to gain a comprehensive understanding of evidence law principles.
Individuals interested in exploring the intricacies of the New Indian Evidence Act 2023.
Anyone involved in legal proceedings or interested in understanding the legal framework surrounding evidence in India.

New Indian Evidence Act 2023- Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam P2

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Introduction4 lectures • 50min

Module 24 lectures • 59min

Module 34 lectures • 57min

Module 44 lectures • 52min

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