Appreciation of Evidence in Criminal Law : Justice S. Nagamuthu, Judge of Madras High Court

Appreciation of Evidence in Criminal Law : Justice S. Nagamuthu, Judge of Madras High Court ,Senior Advocate
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[@karpahaarasu1418]

For the contribution rendered by Shri Justice SN, to legal fraternity, he should be given a "Padma" award

[@malaikkannumanickam4569]

The webinar is distinct and different which enlightens criminal justice and practice procedures.
Young lawyers can be started practice without senior, after carefully watch this lecture .
Every word of the lecture is expressed the rich knowledge and experience in the criminal law.
I salute you for extraordinary presentation.

[@aviationuser]

Such a wonderful lecture. Such a strong command in criminal law field. You are a sea of knowledge sir. We really need people like you sir ,not just for teaching younger generation but also for sowing seeds of highest ethical standards and reawakening of legal professionals as upholders of rights of people in a democracy. Highest Regards from my side.

[@advanilponani3535]

Sir, i canot explain the greatness of this lecture in words, indian evodence is very concrete subject, in your hand it is so sweet as very sweet fruit, thank u very much sir.

[@subramanyammn4743]

Justice Nagamutthu Sir has poured his experience into this lecture. I am so grateful to Justice Nagamutthu Sir. I was struggling to understand the Evidence Act. His lecture is so elucidating that I can now easily understand by going through the Act.
Lot of thanks to you Sir. Pranaam🙏

[@kathiravans1607]

I love hear Justice Nagamuthu sir lecture, it like hearing SPB song, which never remove from heart and mind

[@rahimatshaikh4176]

OUR HONBLE JUSTICE YOU ARE MY GURU .I M PROUD AND LUCKY AS I HAVE SUCH JUST GREAT HUMAN GURU WHO ALWAYS DISTRIBUTED VALUABLE KNOWLDGE TO US

[@vangalapavankumar4315]

It is great privilege to legal community, With most respects,

[@giridharbhansali9549]

Enlightening lecture. J Nagamuthu pours his knowledge, heart and experience into lectures. Simple language, sincere efforts and ability to pass on one's understanding to attendees !

[@msmanjula6789]

Every judge should heard this session to render justice to victim

[@elamvaluthis7268]

Very nice lucid comprehensive simple fluid explanation on law.truth finding process and coming to conclusions explained nicely.Thank you sir.

[@GururajBN]

He is very painstakingly clear and accurate in his exposition of law. Grateful thanks.🙏

[@shambhusharan9106]

Great judge with great insights. Thank you sir.🙏

[@manukamal5578]

The nuances of surmise, assumption and presumption explained in detail magnificently. Highly useful session for legal professionals. Much obliged..

[@shekhartalashilkar7063]

Excellent And Marvellous Enriching informative lecture. Justice Nagamuthu Sir is Always Excellent And Great. Thank you very much Sir.

[@dilipkr.advocatemishra2970]

An amazing session as far as facets of evidence concerned. Moreso that he invited budding lawyer to join his office to gain experience.

[@vijayhota3770]

Excellent style of enlightening the subject matter. No words of appreciation

[@sanketingle4469]

Truly a Mind opening session 🙌
I haven't seen evidence act from this perspective.#Huge respect sir🙏

[@pallavsingh8887]

Thank you Sir, For sharing practical knowledge to us...

[@nishatiwari1935]

Thanks a lot for your remarkable contribution to legal fraternity

[@ravikajagar1814]

Thank you Sir .. we are indebted to you sir . very useful lecture for beginners like me.. always do hear you lordship..

[@cvk9581]

Sir It was wonderful lecture and truly appreciative to appreciate the evidence act in criminal cases. Now I wonder how many sitting in judgment truly know, understand, appreciate and apply in the cases before them.

[@dayagargeshukl4028]

🙏Excellent Sir! Thanks a lot!

[@shivamsingla9270]

Sir, it was a very Enriching session, Your Lordships , if possible, please also post Videos on Other Subjects of Law like Indian Limitation Act - 1963 and Specific Relief Act - 1963.

[@neetusingh2912]

Thankyou so much sir.. It's very helpful.. kindly enlighten us always.. Regards💐

[@prabhakarsharma4996]

A great opportunity to learn about a great personality, namaskar to his samskaras

[@Dakeshcharya611]

Po Sharma he is true Dravidian

[@surajitdutta1201]

Respected Sir kindly make a class on motive, intention and knowledge please

[@anandshinde6707]

Honorable Justice Nagmuthi is taking great efforts to enrich the knowledge of law.

[@hiramanjadhav5580]

Very informative session. Thank you Sir!

[@tarakaramdtarakaram9271]

Excellent and useful information to lawyers

[@mrinmoyeemukherjee1420]

I love his lectures ❤

[@pjj2490]

Thank you very much Sir.

[@yadavyadavendra3134]

Awesome lecture sir.

[@rajeevkumarnegi7084]

Thanks lots sir.Jai🇮🇳Hind.

[@liyakathalikhan1595]

Wonderful lecture my Lord.

[@mubashirsultan9561]

Excellent explanation

[@abdulvahab5383]

what a wonderful lecture.simple ,understandable to all and easy language used.I used to listen sir now lectures on utube

[@sukhanaftab7718]

So far so good.

[@vijaykumartvijit9795]

Thank you so much sir 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@jijutr2378]

Thanks sir

[@iniyavanabdullah6127]

really an useful lecture to every law aspirants

[@josepi9762]

I consider Nagamuthu sir as my guru, he removed rather destroyed the dark areas. God bless u sir.

[@justices.nagamuthu8385]

Mr Jose, I am very happy that you show so much of interest in learning. Your urge for learning will surely take to heights. Nagamuthu

[@josepi9762]

@@justices.nagamuthu8385 Thank u sir, for your kind immediate reply.

[@arunkumarnaik7547]

Very nice

[@krishnareddy6835]

Tq very much sir

[@commonerIndian]

brilliant

[@MVS862]

Excellent session Sir

[@jhanvaditya988]

Thank you sir it's benefit for junior advocates

[@verasenaverasena5639]

Nice

[@indrajitR]

liked it.

[@kushagrajain4293]

Excellent....regards..adv..rajesh jain alwar rajasthan

[@judgeshrikrishnadagliya6753]

👏🏼🙏🏻

[@DilipKumar-lc2cy]

🙏🙏🙏

[@krishnanveerasamy8801]

❤

[@josepi9762]

Dear Nagamuthu sir, the term 'not proved' is defined in certain bare acts is written wrongly as " when a fact is said not to be proved....." Is it correct "when a fact is said to be not proved ....". sir also read as "when a fact is said not to be proved". Sir if I am mistaken forgive me. I am a staunch follower of Ur class, but I noticed it. I have already sent my view, towards which u sir sent a proper and immediate reply. Thank u sir. I think it so happened owing to ur over sight.

[@justices.nagamuthu8385]

You are absolutely correct,but, kindly visit the official website of the law ministry.

[@josepi9762]

Yes sir, but when we explain we can point out the correct one otherwise the givendefinition gives a contra meaning.

[@justices.nagamuthu8385]

@@josepi9762 you are right

[@legalguru6614]

Watched

[@anuradhaclasses4992]

Deeply Obliged Sir,

[@babulipatra4381]

He is like Amitabh bachan of legal field

[@kiranchirumamilla4892]

Nagamutuu sir is the kamadhenu of budding lawyers

[@legalbasics8959]

its very nice but section 114A of the IEA is not an appreciated section ..my opinion

[@tbpp6553]

11:30 Miller v Minister-beyond reasonable doubt

[@kveershettykhelgi7948]

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[@knirmalan5227]

NDPS Act

[@rpanchasaram2696]

Gtejopney

[@vijaybhaichokshi7177]

🙏🙏🙏