Evidence Act

A Brief Introduction/Overview of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872.

  The law is based primarily on the firm work of Sir James Fitzjames Stephen, who can be called the founding father of this comprehensive law.
The Indian Evidence Act is called Act No. 1 of 1872, and called the Indian Evidence Act, 1872.
Total 3 Parts, 11 Chapters and 167 Sections.
The Evidence act came into force from 1st September 1872.

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Jurisprudence

Do you Know Social engineering by the Roscoe Pound || Sociological School || Jurisprudence ||

 In this article, we will discuss the theory of social engineering by the Roscoe Pound, and also discuss its interest theory and its criticism. Roscoe Pound was one of the greatest leaders of the sociological school of jurisprudence. He introduced the doctrine of “social engineering” which aims to build an efficient structure of society resulting in the satisfaction of maximum wants with the minimum of friction and waste. This involved a rebalancing of competing interests.

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c.p.c.

Caveat under CPC || Sec. 148-A ||

To avoiding ex-parte orders or judgments in civil proceedings the CPC has provided right to a person, called a caveat. Caveat Petition is explained under section 148-A of the civil procedure code, 1908.  Caveat petition is defined as a precautionary measure taken by a person, one who has a great fear or nervousness, that some of the other cases against him or her are going to be filed in the court of law relating to any manner.

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