The Book, "Cases and Materials on Evidence Law" authored by none other than the Dean & Principal of Bharati Vidyapeeth - Dr. Mukund Sarda and Advocate & Notary  Prof. Dev Chopra is basically meant for teachers and students of law. Thus, it is going to benefit not only various Law Colleges as far as teaching the subject of Evidence Law is concerned but also budding lawyers as well. It would be useful to judges also.

The Book Comprehensively covers the legislation and the judgments of Supreme Court of India, Privy Council and Various High Courts.

Various terms used for the purpose of consitution or otherwise of evidence in civil, criminal and taxation cases have elaborately been discussed. Learned authors have very precisely chosen the terms in relation to the Law of Evidence linking them with relevant judgements. In today's world of Information & Technology, how difficult it is to appreciate the evidence is one of the features of the book. Judgments, from the era of British Rule uptil now, as to the applicability and/or admissibility of evidence with co-relation of facts have also been aptly chosen and placed in the book. Althrough the study in law colleges/Universities revolves round the annual syllabus based on text books, I hope, if this illustrative book is also used by the professors and the students, the information contained in the book can well be utilised. It gives a comprehensive study on the subject of evidence.

Contents - Part I - Relevancy of Facts, Preliminary, of the Relevancy of Facts, Parts II - On Proof, facts which need not be proved, Of Oral Evidence, Of Documentary Evidence, Of the Exclusion of Oral by Documentary Evidence, Part III - Production and Effect of Evidence, The Burden of Proof, Estoppel, Of Witnesses, Of The Examination of Witnesses, Of Improper Admission and Rejection of Evidence.