18th BJS Last-minute Review Series: Evidence Act,1872.

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The Evidence Act, 1872

List of Important Sections for Last-minute Review


Þ   Ss.3,4

Þ   Ss.5,6,7,8

Þ   Ss.10,11,12,13,16

Þ   Ss.17-23

Þ   Ss.24-31

Þ   Ss.32,33

Þ   Ss.34-37

Þ   Ss.40-44

Þ   Ss.45-51

Þ   Ss.52-55

Þ   Ss.56,57,58

Þ   Ss.59,60

Þ   Ss.61-65B

Þ   Ss.67-73B

Þ   Ss.74-78

Þ   Ss.79,80,81A,

Þ   Ss.83,84,85A,85B,85C,86,87,88A,89A,

Þ   Ss.90,90A

Þ   Ss.91,92

Þ   S.98

Þ   Ss.101-114

Þ   Ss.115-117

Þ   Ss.118-134

Þ   Ss.135-167

 

Prepared by-Nazmul Hasan,

Senior Judicial Magistrate at Bangladesh Judicial Service.

11th BJS (Bangladesh Judicial Service), Merit Position-7th
LL. B (Hons) First Class First, University of Rajshahi.
Prime Minister Gold Medalist - 2017
 Agrani Bank Gold Medalist for academic excellence - 2023
LL.M First Class University of Rajshahi.

 

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