Phipson on Evidence

Matters of which evidence is unnecessary (2); the defining of the issues (3); burden and standard of proof (4); presumptions (41.2); estoppels (41.3); relevance, admissibility and weight (5, 6, 9.1, 41.1); process (30); competence and compellability, oath and affirmaion (31); evidence before trial (33.1, 34); rules of evidence relating to the course of a trial I (33); rules of evidence relating to the course of a trail II (33); evidence after tiral (34); corroboration (32); identity/identification (1.2, 27.2, 10, 32); states of mind (7.2, 9.9, 11); similar facts, relevance of previous and subsequent facts (9.2, 9.5, 9.7, 9.10-9.11, 10, 12); character (13); public policy (14); privilege (15, 19); the rule against hearsay (16); civil evidence act 1968 (17); criminal proceedings and the hearsay rule (12, 18, 29.7); admissions (19, 20); agency (8); statements in the presence of and documents in the possession of a party (21); confessions (22); judicial discretion (new + 22); Res Gestae (7.1, 23); statements by deceased persons (24); statements in public documents (9.8, 25, 26); evidence of opinion; judgments and estoppel by judgment; probates etc (29); authorship and execution (35); exclusion of extrinsic evidence to vary (37, 38); admission of extrinsic evidence to vary (39, 40).