Exhibition of Document in Civil Suit...?

- Exhibition of Document....... !

                                       

     

- Exhibition of document is for is for purpose of the identification .

- Exhibition of document is an administrative work of the court.

- Mere exhibition of document would not amount to proof of contents of document.

- Mere marking of exhibit on a document does not dispense with its proof.

- Mere exhibition of document is not sufficient to read it in evidence unless document is admissible in evidence.

- Document exhibited  be endorsed following particulars the number and title of the suit , the name of the person producing the document , the date on which it was produced , a statement of its having been so admitted and the endorsement shall or initialled by the judge.

- Non exhibiting a document does not mean that the document is not proved.

= = Relevant Provision = = =

- Order 13 of C.P.C.1908.

- Chapter 5 of The Indian Evidence Act 1872.

- Para 524 of Civil Manual.

- - Relevant Judgement - - - 

- Bana Kathari Patil v/s Rohidas Arjun Madhavi 2004(2) All.M.R.290 = 2004(2) M.L.J.752.

- Saifuddin Vazir v/s Hajabai Patel A.I.R. 2003 Bombay 36.

- Sunil T. Bhardkar v/s Santosh G. Rane 2006(3)M.L.J.811.

- Rekha Bahujan v/s Shubhada bai  Keshavrao Bunage 2012 (3) M.L.J.249.

- Hemendra R. Ghia v/s Subodh Mody 2008(6) M.L.J.886.

- Abdul Rahun Majid v/s Sheikh Rashid 2010(1) M.L.J.343.

- L.I.C. of India & Anr v/s Ram Pal Singh Bisen 2010 SAR 293.

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