Chapter 1: General Principles
- Section 84 — Basis for finding facts
- Section 84/1 — Burden of proof and presumptions
- Section 85 — Right to adduce evidence
- Section 86 — Court control over evidence
- Section 87 — Conditions for admitting evidence
- Section 88 — Filing the list of witnesses
- Section 89 — Duty to cross-examine opposing witnesses
- Section 90 — Serving copies of documentary evidence
- Section 91 — Evidence relied on in common
- Section 92 — Privilege and refusal to give evidence
- Section 93 — Original document rule and exceptions
- Section 94 — Oral evidence may not vary documents
- Section 95 — Competency of witnesses
- Section 95/1 — Hearsay evidence and its exceptions
- Section 96 — Deaf or mute witnesses
- Section 97 — Calling the opponent or oneself
- Section 98 — Party-called expert witnesses
- Section 99 — Court inspection and appointing experts
- Section 100 — Notice to admit facts or documents
- Section 101 — Taking evidence in advance
- Section 101/1 — Urgent ex parte evidence taking
- Section 101/2 — Safeguards for evidence seizure orders
- Section 102 — Delegating and sending evidence taking
- Section 103 — Full opportunity to attend evidence
- Section 103/1 — Officer taking evidence out of court
- Section 103/2 — Agreed method of taking evidence
- Section 103/3 — Supreme Court President's evidence rules
- Section 104 — Court's power to weigh evidence
- Section 105 — Costs of evidence non-compliance