Ike Njoku on Law of Documentary Evidence is a practical, practice-based law textbook authored by Njoku Ikechukwu Christian. It explores the rules, admissibility criteria, and strategic use of documents to prove disputed facts in court proceedings. [1, 2]

The book clarifies how documents—ranging from traditional paperwork to electronic records—are evaluated under modern evidentiary standards. It moves away from purely theoretical discussions to provide trial lawyers with actionable, courtroom-ready insights on how to tender documents and survive objections.