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General Principles of Evidence in Sri Lanka – Volume 2 by Kalinga Indatissa
A Detailed Exploration of Evidence Law in Sri Lanka with Practical Insights

General Principles of Evidence in Sri Lanka – Volume 2 by Kalinga Indatissa, President’s Counsel, is an authoritative continuation of the comprehensive series on Sri Lankan evidence law. This volume delves deeper into the intricacies of evidentiary principles that govern legal proceedings in Sri Lanka, offering a thorough analysis of advanced topics and emerging trends in the application of evidence in courts.

Building on the foundational knowledge provided in Volume 1, this second volume focuses on more complex aspects of evidence law, including the rules of admissibility, the treatment of documentary evidence, the relevance of circumstantial evidence, and the role of expert testimony in various legal contexts. The book also explores the evolving role of technology in the collection and presentation of evidence, highlighting the integration of digital and forensic evidence in contemporary legal cases.

Indatissa expertly navigates through the subtleties of judicial interpretation, offering readers valuable insights into the practical application of evidence in criminal, civil, and appellate proceedings. Drawing from an extensive body of case law, statutory references, and personal courtroom experience, the author provides a thorough understanding of the legal principles that govern evidence, offering both theoretical insight and practical guidance for legal practitioners.