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ashok kumar (Social Worker)     05 March 2014

Plaint on the basis of a photocopy of an agreement

Plaint on the basis of a Photocopy of an agreement

What is the value of a Photocopy of a document (agreement), the original of which is not in existence, and which is denied ever being executed by one of the parties?

What is the implication in a civil case if the plaintiff claiming recovery of an amount based on such a document ? The defendant denies to have executed even though the copy of his signatures seem to have been transposed/superimposed there?

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Advocate Bhartesh goyal (advocate)     06 March 2014

Photocopy of document can not be mark as exihibit as the document is not original and  without being marked as exihibit document is not  considerable.Plaintiff can prove the said document by way of secondary evidence so he must move an application u/s 65 of Evidence Act and get permission to prove the same .


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