2 Evidence Cap 80 [2009] CHAPTER 80 THE EVIDENCE ACT ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS CHAPTER I-PRELIMINARY Section 1–Short title. 2–Application. 3–Interpretation. 4–Presumptions of fact. CHAPTER II–ADMISSIBILITY AND RELEVANCY Part I-General 5– General restriction on admissibility of evidence. 6–Facts forming part of same transaction. 7–Facts causing or caused by other facts. 8–Facts relating to motive, preparation and conduct. 9–Explanatory and introductory facts, etc. 10–Statements and actions referring to common intention. 11–Facts inconsistent with, or affecting probability of, other facts. 12–Facts affecting quantum of damages. 13–Facts affecting existence of right or custom. 14–Facts showing state of mind or feeling. 15–Facts showing system. 16–Facts showing course of business. Part II– Admissions 17–Admissions defined generally. 18–Statements by party to suit or agent or interested person. 19–Statements by persons whose position or liability must be proved as against party to suit. 20–Statements by persons expressly referred to by party to suit. 21–Proof of admissions against persons making them, and by or on their behalf. 22–Oral admissions as to contents of documents. 23–Admissions made without prejudice in civil cases. 24–Effect of admissions. www.kenyalaw.org