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Law of Evidence Relating to Civil Trials is an essential guide to understanding the principles and practices governing the use of evidence in civil litigation. This comprehensive resource focuses on the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, providing insights into the relevance, admissibility, and weight of evidence. It covers documentary and oral evidence, electronic records, and witness examination in detail, alongside crucial topics like burden of proof, presumptions, and estoppel. Enriched with practical examples, landmark case laws, and procedural guidance, this book is an indispensable tool for law students, practitioners, and litigants seeking clarity on evidentiary rules in civil trials.