Mastering the Indian Evidence Act: A 10-Day Certification Course
About Course
Indian Evidence Act 1872 (IEA)
This Certification Course is an invaluable resource, offering an all-encompassing exploration of the Indian Evidence Act’s framework. Delve into every essential aspect vital for understanding Indian Evidence Act, covering key concepts, landmark cases, and more. With our expert guidance, you’ll gain mastery over the intricacies of the Indian Evidence Act, empowering you with the knowledge and skills to excel in legal practice. Join us on this enlightening journey, and become a certified expert in the Indian Evidence Act.”
About Faculty
Miss Rupali Gupta, is an Assistant Professor of Law at PSIT College of Law, Kanpur. She has completed her master’s in law from HPNLU with specialization in Constitutional Law. She has qualified UGC-NET in her maiden attempt.
Course Outline
Welcome to our “Certification Course on the Indian Evidence Act,” meticulously designed to equip you with a comprehensive understanding of evidence law in India. This transformative journey through 10 carefully curated modules covers crucial aspects of the Indian Evidence Act, including definitions, relevancy, admissibility, oral and documentary evidence, genuineness of documents, production and effect of evidence, examination of witnesses, and improper admission.
With a highly interactive approach, we aim to engage you thoroughly and simplify the complexities of evidence law. Our primary goal is to make this subject accessible to all, empowering you to excel confidently in legal proceedings. Enroll now to embark on this enriching educational experience and gain the expertise needed to navigate the intricacies of the Indian Evidence Act successfully.
Why this Course?
- Live + Recorded Lectures.
- Regular Live Doubt Solving Sessions.
- It covers the entire Indian Evidence Law.
- Smart description and easy bifurcation of the concepts.
- Easy to understand with the help of graphical elucidations.
- Important cases covered.
- Assessments to test your knowledge.
Course Content
Orientation Session
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Orientation
24:41
Module 1: Introduction
Module 2: Definitions, Key Terms and Relevancy (Section 3 to 10)
Module 3: Relevancy of Facts (Excluding Admissions and Confessions)
Module 4: Admissions
Module 5: Confessions
Module 6: Oral Evidence, Primary & Secondary Evidence (Section 56 – 90A)
Module 7: Burden of Proof & Estoppel (Sections 101-117)
Module 8: Production of Evidence and Witnesses (Section 115 – 134)
Module 9: Examination of Witnesses & Improper Admissions (Section 135 – 166 & 167)
Module 10: Revision Session
Daily Practice Quizzes
Mock Tests
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