Title 5: Evidence
- 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 bis: 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
- Section 106: Applying for a witness summons
- Section 106/1: Witnesses exempt from summons
- Section 107: Taking evidence at the scene
- Section 108: Duty of a summoned witness to attend
- Section 109: Discharge of a witness after testifying
- Section 110: Witness fails to appear
- Section 111: Failure of a witness to appear
- Section 112: Oath or affirmation of witnesses
- Section 113: Witnesses must testify orally
- Section 114: Exclusion of witnesses from the courtroom
- Section 115: Right to decline to testify
- Section 116: Preliminary questions and mode of examination
- Section 117: Order of examining witnesses
- Section 118: Leading and prohibited questions
- Section 119: Court's power to question witnesses
- Section 120: Evidence to impeach a witness
- Section 120/1: Written statement in place of examination
- Section 120/2: Written statement of a maker abroad
- Section 120/3: Contents of a written statement
- Section 120/4: Evidence by video conference
- Section 121: Reading back and signing testimony
- Section 122: Producing the original document
- Section 123: Ordering the opponent to produce the original
- Section 124: Deemed admission for withholding a document
- Section 125: Objecting to documentary evidence
- Section 126: Deciding disputed authenticity of a document
- Section 127: Presumption of authenticity of public documents
- Section 127 bis: Returning original evidence to the submitter
- Section 128: Court inspection of persons or property
- Section 128/1: Scientific evidence and DNA testing
- Section 129: Court appointment of experts
- Section 130: Expert opinions oral or written