Contents:

Lesson 1 - General Principles of Proof

• Introduction
• Conditions for Receiving Evidence by Courts of Law
• What is a Fact?
• General Principles/Rules of Appreciation of Evidence in Criminal Cases

• Burden Proof - General Introduction
• Burden of Proof in Civil Cases

• General Introduction
• Presumptions relating to certain offences
• Presumptions as to Facts in General
• Presumptions as to Legitimacy of Child in certain Circumstances
  
• Presumption of Title
• Presumption of Death
  
• Presumption Relating to Doduments
• Presumptions as to Documents Produced as Record of Evidence
• Presumptions as to Gazettes, Newspapers etc.
• Presumptions as to Judgments & Judicial records
• Presumptions as to Documents admissible in England without Proof of Seal or Signature
• Presumptions as to Poers-of-Attorney
• Presumptions as to Electronic Records Etc.
• Presumptions as to Books, Map and Charts
  
• Presumptions as to Due to Execution etc. of Documents not produced
• Presumptions as to Documents of Thirty Years Old
• Presumptions as to Telegraphic Messages
• Presumptions Relating to Negotiable Instruments
• Presumption in favour of Holder of Negotiable Instrument
• Presumption of Proof of Protest
• Presumptionas to Foreign Law Sec. 137 of Negotiable Instruments Act
  
• Certain Other Prominent Presumptions

• Principles of Estoppel - An Introduction
• Estoppel Relating to Negotiable Instruments
• Estoppel against Tenant