Documentary Evidence in Civil Cases by Rakesh Verma (Advocate) is an authoritative legal reference that provides a detailed understanding of documentary evidence and its crucial role in civil litigation. Published by Lexman Publications, the book offers practical guidance on proving documents before courts and effectively presenting documentary evidence during civil proceedings.The book comprehensively discusses the principles relating to admissibility, execution, proof, relevancy, and appreciation of documentary evidence. It explains the distinction between primary and secondary evidence, public and private documents, registered instruments, electronic records, certified copies, presumptions relating to documents, burden of proof, and evidentiary requirements under the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023. The text also incorporates important judicial precedents and practical courtroom strategies to help legal professionals handle documentary evidence effectively.Designed for LLB, BA LLB, LLM students, judicial services examination aspirants, advocates, civil practitioners, judges, legal researchers, and academicians, this book combines statutory provisions with practical application. Its clear language, case-based analysis, and procedural insights make it an essential resource for civil litigation, legal drafting, trial preparation, competitive examinations, and professional legal practice.







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