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of <h1>New Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023: Key Legal Definitions Clarified, Including 'Conclusive Proof' and 'Evidence' Criteria</h1> The Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023, defines key legal terms for judicial proceedings. 'Court' includes judges and magistrates, excluding arbitrators. 'Conclusive proof' mandates the court to accept certain facts without allowing contrary evidence. 'Disproved' and 'proved' relate to the court's belief in a fact's existence. 'Document' encompasses written, electronic, and digital records. 'Evidence' includes oral statements and documentary evidence. 'Fact' refers to perceptible phenomena or mental conditions. 'Facts in issue' are those affecting rights or liabilities in legal proceedings. The Adhiniyam also outlines terms like 'may presume,' 'not proved,' 'relevant,' and 'shall presume,' guiding court presumptions and relevance.
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