Exhibition of documents criminal case Food Adulteration

My opinion Exhibition process is only in civil case it is not applicable in criminal case.

Sir can u pls tell me where it has been stated that in criminal case also exhibition process is complusory.

Thanks.

Sorry Mr Pratik

                        Exhibiting the documents means to take a judicial notice of that document and it is very compulsory for proving the document, and it is in Civil as well as Criminal proceedings ....

                         Sharmaji as in your case the important documents for the prosecution has not been proved as in food case the public analyts reports is consider to be important so i think that you should not worry above this i  am reffering you some of the important  citetion regarding the Exhibiting the Documents which will help you for acquital ..........

* Saint Tarajee khimchand and others V / S Yelamarti Satyam and others reported in AIR  1971 SC.1865  where it was held that 

Mere making of a document as an exhibit does not dispense with its proof.

* Bai Chanchal D/o Patel Ranchodbhai  V / S Motibhai Zaverbhai Patel reported in 1986 GLH 163 where it was  held that

Sec 67 & 68 of The Evidence Act Document not prove. Not admissible in the evidence.

*  Hon’ble Patna High Court in case of Mosti Rajwati Devi and others V / S The Joint Director, Bihar reported in AIR 1989 PAT 66 which laid down that

Sec 61 documents upon which reliance is placed must be brought on record legally. Documents do not prove themselves. Passing of order on basis of documents, no witness examined for proving documents. There is procedural infirmtive in passing impunged order..............

                 I got acqultal in Negotiable Instrument act with this judgement so  I think that this judgements is sufficient and will help you for your acquital order ...........

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Thanks Mr. V sreenivas

                              thanks for your refrence it is very helpful ..........

their is only one evidence act 1872 which applicable to both civil and criminal cases