APCrRPCO Section 144 : Evidence to be Typed or Cyclostyled
Act
Summary
Section 144 of the Andhra Pradesh Criminal Rules Of Practice And Circular Orders, 1990, mandates that evidence in a case can only be typed or cyclostyled if the pleadings have been similarly prepared. This ensures consistency in document presentation and requires parties to bear the cost of typing or cyclostyling their pleadings before proceeding with evidence preparation.
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Explanation using Example
Example 1: Compliance with Typing Requirements
Introduction: Ravi, a businessman in Andhra Pradesh, files a civil suit against his partner for breach of contract. He decides to present typed evidence to support his case.
Application: According to Chapter VIII, Rule 144 of the Andhra Pradesh Criminal Rules Of Practice And Circular Orders, 1990, Ravi must ensure that the pleadings in his case are also typed or cyclostyled before he can submit typed evidence. This rule ensures consistency in document presentation.
Outcome: Ravi complies with the rule by paying for the typing of his pleadings. As a result, he is allowed to submit his typed evidence. Non-compliance could have led to the rejection of his typed evidence, potentially weakening his case.
Conclusion: By adhering to the rule, Ravi ensures that his evidence is accepted, maintaining the strength of his legal argument.
Example 2: Consequences of Non-Compliance
Introduction: Sita, a resident of Andhra Pradesh, is involved in a criminal case where she wishes to submit cyclostyled evidence to support her defense.
Application: Under Chapter VIII, Rule 144, Sita must have her pleadings cyclostyled before she can submit cyclostyled evidence. This requirement ensures...
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