Law of Evidence Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam 2023 – Law of Evidence

About Course
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
The Course is designed to provide the students with a conceptual and practical understanding
of meaning, purpose and application of rules of evidence in relation to relevancy of facts and
proof in the court of law during the trial. It will help the students think about the process of
adducin, principles of admissibility and exclusion evidences in a trial. The course will
prepare the students to understand the relevancy and admissibility of the evidence produce in
the court in a suit or proceeding and understand how the facts need to be proved in the courts
it will assist students in analysing the process of adducing evidence through witness
examination and argument for or against admissibility of their evidence. The course will
effectively impart learning on the kinds of evidences, modes of proof and burden of proof. It
will also examine the law as a Lex Fori and the role of a judge while hearing and appreciating
the evidences on record in a suit or a Proceeding.
COURSE OUTCOMES:
After completing this course, the students will be able to:
Understand, adduce, and object electronic evidence
Analyze the concept and nature of different types of evidence;
Identify and apply the rules relating to relevance and admissibility of evidence in
courts;
Understand the standard of burden of proof followed in civil and criminal cases;
Analyze the role played by the witnesses and evidentiary value attached to ocular
evidence vis-à-vis scientific evidence;
Understand the procedure of examination of witnesses and different categories of
witness involved in a suit or proceeding;
Explain the role and presumption powers endowed upon the judges during the trials;
Examine the applicability and admissibility of forensic science in civil and criminal
cases along with the admissibility of expert’s opinion.
Course Content
Session Recordings with Slides
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Session Recording – Introduction to BSA Act, 2023 – 07 January 2025
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Introduction and Relevancy of Facts
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Session Recording – Preliminary – 08 January 2025
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Preliminary (Sec 1,2)
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Session Recording – Preliminary 09 January 2025
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Preliminary (Sec 2)
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Session Recording – Relevancy of Facts – 10 January 2025
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Relevancy of facts (Sec 3,4,5)
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Session Recording – Relevancy of Facts – 14 January 2025
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Relevancy of facts (Sec 6,7,8,9)
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Session Recording – Relevancy of Facts – 15 January 2025
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Relevancy of facts (Sec 7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14)
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Session Recording – Relevancy of Facts (Section 15 to 25) – 16 January 2025
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Relevancy of facts (Sec 15 to 25)
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Session Recording – Relevancy of Facts (Section 26 to Section 38) – 20 January 2025
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Relevancy of facts (Sec 26 to 33)
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Session Recording – Relevancy of Facts (section 34 to 50) – 21st January 2025
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Relevancy of facts (Sec 34 to 50)
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Session Recording – Facts need not be proved – 22 January 2025
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Proof (Sec 51 to 93)
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Session Recording – Proof – 03 February 2025
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Proof (Sec 51 to 93)
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Session Recording – Proof- 04 February 2025
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Proof (Sec 51 to 93)
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Session Recording – Proof- 05 February 2025
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Proof- (Sec 51 to 93)
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Session Recording – Proof- 06 February 2025
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Proof- (Sec 94 to 103)
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Session Recording – Production & Effect of evidence- 07 February 2025
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Production & Effect of evidence- (Sec 104 to 120)
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Session Recording – Production & Effect of evidence- 10 February 2025
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Production & Effect of evidence- (Sec 121 to 139)
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Session Recording – Production & Effect of evidence- 11 February 2025
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Production & Effect of evidence- (Sec 140 to 168)
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Session Recording – Production & Effect of evidence- 12 February 2025
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Production & Effect of evidence- (Sec 140 to 168)
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Session Recording – Production & Effect of evidence- 13 February 2025
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Production & Effect of evidence- (Sec 140 to 170)
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Session Recording – Forensic evidence- 14 February 2025
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Forensic evidence