Commentary on the Evidence Act

About this book

Section-by-section guide to the Evidence Act 1872. 436 pages.

"Commentary on the Evidence Act" by Gazi Shamsur Rahman is an authoritative, analytical and practical reference book on the Evidence Act of Bangladesh. It presents the important sections of the Evidence Act, the principles governing proof, the competency of witnesses, the admissibility of documentary and oral evidence, the evaluation of evidence and its judicial application in a simple, lucid and well-organised manner.

Drawing on his legal practice and judicial experience, the author explains the complex issues of the law of evidence in simple terms. Each section is accompanied by the necessary legal analysis, a practical perspective and its judicial application, making the book highly useful for judges, lawyers, police officers, investigating officers, prosecutors, law officers, law students and researchers. The book is also a reliable aid for preparing for BCS (Judicial and Administration), Bar Council and other law-based competitive examinations.

Published by Khoshroz Kitab Mahal Limited, this edition is printed on high-quality 65 GSM white paper and finished with gel binding (hardcover) for long-lasting use. At 436 pages, this book is an important reference for gaining in-depth knowledge of the law of evidence and its practical application.

At a glance

• An authoritative reference book on the Evidence Act of Bangladesh
• Detailed discussion of proof, evidence, documents and judicial application
• Useful for judges, lawyers, police officers, investigating officers and law students