This book offers a practice-oriented guide to the law and procedure governing marking, de-marking, impounding, and proof of documents in judicial proceedings. Anchored in the Code of Civil Procedure, the Stamp Act, and the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023, it explains how courts address documentary evidence at various stages of litigation. The text focuses on practical courtroom issues, evidentiary compliance, and procedural correctness to ensure effective handling of documents.
Key Features
- Practical treatment of marking and de-marking of documents
- Detailed guidance on impounding and production of documents
- Explanation of admissibility at different stages of proceedings
- Coverage of primary, secondary, and electronic evidence
- Discussion on unregistered, photocopied, and manufactured documents
- Procedural insights on summons, return, and custody of documents
- Alignment with CPC, Stamp Act, and BSA, 2023
This book is particularly useful for trial court advocates, civil and criminal practitioners, judicial officers dealing with evidentiary objections, law students studying evidence and procedure, academicians focusing on documentary proof, and legal professionals seeking a practical reference for handling documents during litigation.