C. D. FIELD: Law of Burden of Proof (4th New Edition, R/P 2025) is a specialized and authoritative treatise addressing one of the foundational principles of evidence law. The book provides a detailed examination of statutory provisions and judicial principles governing burden of proof, onus shifting, and legal presumptions under the Indian Evidence Act and allied laws. This updated edition explores the distinction between legal and evidential burden, standards of proof in civil and criminal cases, and the application of presumptions in specific offences and statutory regimes. It also analyzes how courts assess proof in cases involving circumstantial evidence, special statutes, and reverse burden clauses. Enriched with landmark and recent judgments of the Supreme Court and High Courts, the commentary offers clear guidance for judges and practitioners in appreciating evidence with precision and fairness. The structured presentation and authoritative analysis make it equally valuable for courtroom practice, academic research, and judicial examination preparation. Recognized as a classic reference, this work continues to guide legal professionals in applying proof standards consistently and constitutionally.






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