Section 88 of BSA : Section 88: Presumption as to certified copies of foreign judicial records.

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Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Scenario: Ramesh is involved in a property dispute in India. He needs to present a certified copy of a court judgment from the United States to support his case.

Application of Section 88: Ramesh obtains a certified copy of the U.S. court judgment. The document is certified by a U.S. notary public, which is a common practice in the United States for certifying judicial records. Additionally, the Indian Consulate in the United States verifies that this is the standard certification method in the U.S.

Outcome: The Indian court presumes the certified copy of the U.S. court judgment to be genuine and accurate, as it mee...

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