admissibility of evidence
should be taken when it is tendered and not
subsequently. The objections as to admissibility
of documents in evidence may be classified ... insisting
on formal proof of a document, the document
itself which is sought to be proved being
admissible in evidence. In the first case,
acquiescence
does
not constitute valid documents. Therefore, the plaintiff
cannot secure admission of the documents which are in
any event not admissible. Therefore, the defendants
have ... exhibiting the document
under Rule IV of Order 13 can arise only if the
document is found to be admissible in evidence
words, the court
admitting a document must have applied its mind consciously to the
question whether the document was admissible or not. In the same ... document, admitting the said document
produced in evidence, marking of said document which is
admitted in evidence and proof of such document have distinct
connotation
ORDER 22.11.2016 VIDE ANNEXURE-E & F IN
MARKING THE IN ADMISSIBLE DOCUMENT (SALE
AGREEMENT DATED 5.11.2014) IN O.S.NO.228/2015 ... document
on the ground that the document is not
stamped, it is the bounden duty of Trial
Courts to decide admissibility aspect of
the document
Sri Daulatarao Ramachandra Jadhav vs Smt Janabai Anandarao Jadhav on 10 November, 2017
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petitioner herein to make his submissions with
regard to admissibility of the documents sought to be
marked by the respondent herein. No doubt, this Court ... along with the final arguments
and the findings with regard to admissibility of
documents be given along with the final judgment while
disposing
that contents of documents must
be proved by primary evidence. Primary evidence is the
document itself. Once a document is properly admitted in
evidence ... also clear from the above
judgments that objections regarding
admissibility of documents which are per se
inadmissible can be taken even at the
appellate stage
admissibility of evidence should be taken when it
is tendered and not subsequently. The objections
as to admissibility of documents in evidence may
be classified ... insisting on
formal proof of a document, the document itself
which is sought to be proved being admissible in
evidence. In the first case, acquiescence
mode of proof or with regard to the
admissibility of the documents. Even before this Court, it is not
explained as to how these documents ... also clear from the above
judgments that objections regarding
admissibility of documents which are per se
inadmissible can be taken even at the
appellate stage
also clear from the above judgments that
objections regarding admissibility of
documents which are per se inadmissible
can be taken even at the appellate stage ... first part of Section 62C of the Act renders
the document admissible even without formal proof.
Only if the Courts find it necessary
