Evidence Law

A presumption based upon a law or a general rule and not upon the facts or evidence in an individual case. Presumption is an inference, which takes place in the absence  of absolute certainty as  to truth  or falsehood of a  fact. In other words, presumption is an inference drawn …

Judicial notice is used by a court during declares a fact presented as evidence as true without the appearance of evidence. A court may take judicial notice of questionable facts. Certain facts are should be now always within the knowledge of the court. Too many such facts need not be …

Precedent is also known as case law or judge-made law. Judicial precedent is a process that is followed by the judges to take the judgment. The decision is taken by following similar cases that happened in the past in the common law system. Hence, the judicial decision is based on …