Thomson’s The Law of Opinion vis-à-vis Handwriting and Voice by Anuj Chauhan
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Thomson’s The Law of Opinion vis-à-vis Handwriting and Voice by Anuj Chauhan – 1st Edition 2024.
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Thomson’s The Law of Opinion vis-à-vis Handwriting and Voice by Anuj Chauhan – 1st Edition 2024.
Thomson’s The Law of Opinion vis-à-vis Handwriting and Voice by Anuj Chauhan – 1st Edition 2024.
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The subject of admissibility of the opinion of expert evidence before the court of law has often played a crucial role in both criminal and civil cases during trials. The Law of Opinion vis-à-vis Handwriting and Voice endeavors to comprehensively elucidate the law relating to the opinion of handwriting experts and voice recordings as it has evolved through the judicial pronouncements on this subject by the constitutional courts of India from inception till the recent past. Backed by in-depth research, the book attempts to include every relevant topic on the subject. It would be of use to lawyers, judges, investigating officers, forensic experts and students of law.
Details
- Binding: Hardcover
- Publisher: Thomson Reuters
- Author: Anuj Chauhan
- Edition: 1st Edition 2024
- Language: English
- ISBN-10 : 9789395696333
- ISBN-13 : 9789395696333
| Publisher | Thomson |
|---|---|
| Author | Anuj Chauhan |
| Language | English |
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