In breach of contract cases, the evidence you present plays a crucial role in proving that a valid contract existed, that it was breached, and that you suffered losses because of it. Here’s a clear list of the types of evidence commonly required in breach of contract disputes in India: Types of Evidence Required for Breach of Contract 1. The Contract Itself A written contract is the strongest evidence. If the contract is oral, any written correspondence (emails, letters, messages) referring to the terms can help. 2. Proof of Offer and Acceptance Documents or communications that show an offer was made and accepted. 3. Consideration Evidence showing that something of value was exchanged (money receipts, bank statements, invoices). 4. Performance of Contract Proof that you performed your obligations or were ready and willing to perform (delivery receipts, work completion certificates). 5. Proof of Breach Evidence showing the other party failed to perform (non-payment records, delivery defaults, repudiation emails). 6. Damages or Losses Documents proving the financial or other losses suffered due to breach (accounting records, bills, expert valuations). 7. Correspondence and Communication Emails, text messages, letters, or any communication between the parties related to the contract and breach. 8. Witness Testimony Statements from witnesses who observed the contract formation or breach. 9. Expert Reports Sometimes expert evidence may be required to establish technical aspects or valuation of losses. 10. Other Supporting Documents Any other relevant documents such as business licenses, delivery challans, or proof of authority to enter the contract. Important Points The Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023 governs admissibility and relevancy of evidence. Documentary evidence is preferred because it is more reliable and easier to prove than oral evidence. If a contract is registered or notarized, it carries more weight. Keep original documents safe; copies may need to be attested or proved for authenticity. Summary To prove breach of contract, you need evidence to establish: Existence of a valid contract Your performance or readiness to perform Breach by the other party Resulting loss or damage Collect as much documentary proof as possible and prepare witness statements if available.

Dear Client, To establish a breach of contract in court, it is necessary to provide reliable evidence that: 1. If a contract existed you must produce the written contract, email messages, invoices, or any document demonstrating there was mutual consent, offer, and acceptance. 2. You did your part to provide evidence and records that you have performed under the contract, such as receipts, records of delivery, or emails demonstrating you fulfilled your part. 3. The other party breached the contract and provide evidence and documents that the other side did not perform, such as records of non-payment, portions of performance, or emails refusing performance. 4. You suffered loss and/ or damages providing evidence of any financial statements, receipts, invoices, or other expert testimony that demonstrate damages caused by the breach of contract. All of these documents and communications directed towards the claim strengthens your case in court. I hope this answer helps. For any further queries, please do not hesitate to contact us. Thank you.