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Bhagwana vs Mohinder Dass on 7 April, 2004

Indian Evidence Act, 1872 (for short 'the Act'), parol evidence could not be relied upon to explain the ambiguity in the exchange deed ... debarring the exclusion of oral evidence. According to the learned counsel, parol evidence is admissible if it is adduced to explain a latent ambiguity
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Jarnail Singh vs Amrik Singh on 29 April, 2003

further pointed out that no inference could be drawn by leading parole evidence under Section 91 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 (for brevity ... other argument raised by the learned counsel that no parole evidence under Section 91 of the Act could be produced, has also not impressed
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Ushman vs Inderjit on 2 September, 1976

male species because the only available witnesses who can give direct evidence of this fact are the parties to the marriage themselves. When a dispute ... relevant circumstances is available, it affords a good background in which parol evidence may be considered. The evidence led by the parties will have
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