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The Indian Evidence Act came into existence in 1872. It governs the rules about the admissibility of evidence in various courts in India. It specifies the types of evidence that lawyers can present. They can be oral, documentary, and circumstantial evidence. The evidence sets standards for their reliability and relevance. The Act also outlines the procedures for presenting and challenging evidence during trials. Understanding the Indian Evidence Act is essential for everyone in the legal procedure. These entities may include lawyers, judges, and individuals involved in legal proceedings. The Act ensures that evidence is well presented and evaluated by the law.
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